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Consumer insight: Bounty on the high seasConsumer insight: Bounty on the high seas
Adele Wolstenhulme
26-Aug-2004
Whether you are into first-class luxury or a Disney experience, there are now floating holidays to suit all tastes. But when it comes to shopping, just how well do we know cruise passengers' expectations? RFH Consumer Insight's Adele Wolstenhulme has some answers from the company's latest research in the Caribbean
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Cruising may not be everybody's idea of a good time. But whatever the criteria for a perfect getaway, the cruiseline industry appears hell bent on grabbing attention. With ships the
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