Evolution of the Cruise Ship

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1801

Tugboat Charlotte Dundas Becomes the first practical steam-driven vessel

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Charlotte Dundas

1801: Tugboat ______ _____ Becomes the first practical steam-driven vessel

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1815

Ship brokering firm was originally founded by Brodie McGhie Wilcox and Arthur Anderson for trading between England and the Iberian Peninsula countries of Spain and Portugal.

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  • Brodie McGhie Wilcox

  • Arthur Anderson


1815: Ship brokering firm was originally founded by ________ and ______ for trading between England and the Iberian Peninsula countries of Spain and Portugal.

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1818

Black Ball Line introduces the Savannah, the first ship to cross the Atlantic from New York to Liverpool.

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Savannah

1818: Black Ball Line introduces the _______, the first ship to cross the Atlantic from New York to Liverpool.

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1822

Wilcox and Anderson eventually became The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P&O)

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The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P&O)

1822: Wilcox and Anderson eventually became _______

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1833

Francesco I was recognized as one of the first cruise ship saillings.

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Francesco I

1833: _______ was recognized as one of the first cruise ship sailings

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1835

First advertised cruise is around the Shetland and Orkney Islands that never actually took place.

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Shetland and Orkney Islands

1835: First advertised cruise is around the ______ ____ that never actually took place.

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1837

Peninsular Steam Navigation company was founded.

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Peninsular Steam Navigation

1837: ______ _____ _____ company was founded.

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1840

Samuel Cunard established the first transatlantic steamship.

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Samuel Cunard

1840: ____ ____ established the first transatlantic steamship.

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1843

Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s Ship the Great Britain’ is launched, the first iron-hulled, propeller driven costumer vessel.

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Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s Ship

1843: ______ _____ _____ ______ the Great Britain is launched, the first iron-hulled, propeller driven costumer vessel.

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1844

P&O introduced “Leisure excursions” that allows passengers to travel from the Iberian Peninsula to the Mediterranean from Southampton.

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Leisure excursions

1844: P&O introduced “______ ____” that allows passengers to travel from the Iberian Peninsula to the Mediterranean from Southampton.

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1858

Customers pay to join the Ceylon, a P&O vessel for what is considered the first cruise.

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Ceylon

1858: Customers pay to join the _____, a P&O vessel for what is considered the first cruise.

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1867

The ship Quaker City was the first cruise from New York to Europe.

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Quaker City

1867: The ship _____ ____ was the first cruise from New York to Europe.

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1880

The P&O ship SS Ravenna, was the first ship to be constructed as a 100 percent steel superstructure.

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SS Ravenna

1880: The P&O ship ____ ____, was the first ship to be constructed as a 100 percent steel superstructure.

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1881

The Ceylon is refitted to become a purpose-built customer ship.

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purpose-built customer ship

1880: The Ceylon is refitted to become a ____ ____ ____ ____.

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1889

The SS Valetta was the first ship to use electric lights.

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SS Valetta

1889: The __ _____ was the first ship to use electric lights.

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1891

Augusta Victoria expanded the cruise ship to a wider market.

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Augusta Victoria

1891: ____ _____ expanded the cruise ship to a wider market.

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1900

first ship that was built exclusively for luxury cruising was the Prinzessen Victoria Luise of Germany

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Prinzessen Victoria Luise of Germany

1900: first ship that was built exclusively for luxury cruising was the _____ _____ ____ of _____

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1910

White Star introduces the Olympic

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Olympic

1910: White Star introduces the _____

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1911

The Victoria Luise is the first ship to be built exclusively for cruising.

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Victoria Luise

1911: The ______ _____ is the first ship to be built exclusively for cruising.

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1912

The Titanic sank which stimulated the improvement of safety on cruises.

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Titanic

1912: The ______ sank which stimulated the improvement of safety on cruises.

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1914

All production of cruising came to a halt at the beginning of WW1

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WW1

1914: All production of cruising came to a halt at the beginning of ____

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1920 - 1933

‘Booze Cruises’ from US ports allows customer to drink and gamble while visiting ports in Cuba, Bermuda and the Bahamas.

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Booze Cruises

1920 - 1933 ‘____ ____’ from US ports allows customer to drink and gamble while visiting ports in Cuba, Bermuda and the Bahamas.

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1922

The First world cruise was created by Cunard’s Laconia

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Cunard’s Laconia

1922: The First world cruise was created by ____ ____

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1958

The first transatlantic commercial jet-aircraft crossing led to the demise of the liner market.

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transatlantic commercial jet-aircraft

1958: The first ____ _____ _____ ___ crossing led to the demise of the liner market.

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1966

The cruise industry recovers - mainly centered on the UK

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UK

1966: The cruise industry recovers - mainly centered on the __

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1970s

New cruise companies are established, TV series the Love Boat airs 1977

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Love Boat

1970s: New cruise companies are established, TV series the ____ ____ airs 1977

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1979

Onboard revenue represents 5% of total revenue.

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5

1979: Onboard revenue represents _% of total revenue.

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1984

Carnival cruises airs first TV Commercial

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TV Commercial

1984: Carnival cruises airs first __ ______

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1986

Windstar a vessel with computerized sails, is Introduced

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Windstar

1986: ____ a vessel with computerized sails, is Introduced

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1990s

consolidation and globalization occur, leading to mergers and acquisition.

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mergers and acquisition

1990s: consolidation and globalization occur, leading to _____ and ______

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1999

Higher levels of sophistication, economy of scale and the concept of the vessel as a destination.

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2000’s

Segmentation and lifestyle cruising

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2003

Carnival Corporation becomes the largest cruise operator when they merge with P&O Princess Cruises

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  • Carnival Corporation

  • P&O Princess Cruises


2003: _____ _____ becomes the largest cruise operator when they merge with ____ ____ ____

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2006

NCL Launches the freestyle concept

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freestyle

2006: NCL Launches the _______ concept

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2009

Royal Caribbeans Oasis-class ship, Oasis of the Seas becomes the world’s largest cruise ship.

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Oasis of the Seas

2009: Royal Caribbeans Oasis-class ship, ____ __ ___ ____ becomes the world’s largest cruise ship.

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2010

Total worldwide cruise market is estimated to be US$30 Billion, with carnival corporation in control of a 51.6% share and Royal Caribbean 25.6%

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  • 51.6

  • 25.6


2010: Total worldwide cruise market is estimated to be US$30 Billion, with carnival corporation in control of a % share and Royal Caribbean __%

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2011

Carnival Corporation announces its 100th ship ‘Carnival Magic’

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Carnival Magic

2011: Carnival Corporation announces its 100th ship _____

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2015

Increasing number of cruise ships are being built using Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) as a fuel source.

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Liquified Natural Gas (LNG)

2015: Increasing number of cruise ships are being built using ___________ as a fuel source.

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2016

Cruise ship embraces internet technologies to ensure guest remain connected.

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Internet technologies

2016: Cruise ship embraces _____ _____ to ensure guest remain connected.

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2017

Nearly 1000 ports around the globe and expansion in markets like Asia and Australia.

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1000

2017: Nearly ____ ports around the globe and expansion in markets like Asia and Australia.

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2018

The industry made a concerted effort to be more green, to ban single-use plastic, and use fish heads, “dead fish and waste” to power ships. It was a big year for CLIA, which held its first Asia conference first luxury showcase, its first roundtables, and moved its River conference to Paris.

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dead fish and waste

2018: The industry made a concerted effort to be more green, to ban single-use plastic, and use fish heads, “_______” to power ships. It was a big year for CLIA, which held its first Asia conference first luxury showcase, its first roundtables, and moved its River conference to Paris.

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2019

Cruise lines deploy new larger vessels that have been purpose-built for Asian consumers. Destinations on the continent expected to have growth include India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong, and South Korea.

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  • India

  • Malaysia

  • Indonesia

  • Singapore

  • Japan

  • Hong Kong

  • South Korea.


2019: Cruise lines deploy new larger vessels that have been purpose-built for Asian consumers. Destinations on the continent expected to have growth include _____. (7-IMI-SJH-S)

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2020

The 25th ship in Royal Caribbean's fleet, Symphony of the Seas, is the world's largest cruise ship this year.

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Symphony of the Seas

2020: The 25th ship in Royal Caribbean's fleet, _______, is the world's largest cruise ship this year.