Contents In this issue Cover story
8 News & numbers The headlines and figures impacting the market.
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Big interview 10 A new vision
Kelly Craighead was appointed president of Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) in 2019, back when the industry was contributing $150bn to economies around the world. Since early last year, however, cruising operations have been delayed and cancelled as
the sector strives to safeguard itself from further financial harm inflicted by the pandemic. Will Moffitt speaks to the CLIA president about the challenges of combating coronavirus and what recovery might look like.
Shipbuilding, maintenance & repair
13 Machine learning Despite orders being delayed, postponed and cancelled, 16 new cruise liners were delivered in 2020 and more are on the way in 2021. With an impressive roster of ships set to be unveiled next year,
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19 Leading the way for high- quality automatic doors Centraltecnica
20 Experience makes a difference Ensto Marine
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shipbuilders have proven themselves capable of producing vessels in the most testing circumstances. Jim Banks talks to Ulstein Verft’s managing director Lars Lühr Olsen and lead naval architect Terje Våge about how Covid-19 has affected working practices and vessel design.
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