Exploration cruise Seals

Keys to successful exploration cruise developments

Exploration cruise and luxury tourism are expected to be the largest contributors for further growth in the travel and tourism industry. Download our e-book with keys for successful development of exploration cruise vessels.

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28 June 2021
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Our team in analyses has put together facts and figures that may be of help if you consider investments in the expedition cruise business.

Topics which are covered:
 

  • Passenger prognoses after Covid-19
  • What do the future travellers look like
  • Flexibility and resiliency of smaller vessel operations
  • From business case to ship design
  • Contribution margin 
    + more

Download your e-book to get insight into what to take into consideration when developing the next generation vessels for this industry.

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This article was first published: 5. march 2018. Republished with updated e-book June 2021.

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Lars Lühr Olsen

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Managing Director
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Ulstein Verft AS

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This experience forms the backbone as Ulstein now develops concepts for standardised naval vessels for the Royal Norwegian Navy. The ships will meet the Navy’s need for advanced, reliable and efficient vessel platforms.

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