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Cruise industry represents a small segment of the vacation industry which itself is a very small part of the leisure industry. The cruise market is characterized by exceptional value proposition, wide appeal, positive guest demographics, high guest satisfaction rate and favorable supply vs. demand balance.
The industry has seen a significant growth over time and it is expected to grow further in the coming years. Though, in 2009, the growth in industry has declined, but it is expected to pick up again as the global economy recovers gradually from the downturn. Seeing the growth potential in cruise market, the number of players has increased and the existing players will be increasing their capacities in the coming years.
North America is the primary market for cruise activities. Though the region represents the most mature market of cruise activities, with majority of passengers originating from US, it is still underdeveloped with huge potential. Hence, industry players are working to increase their ship capacities and lower berth capacities to meet the growing demand of the industry. Europe is the second largest market after North America, representing the fastest growing market. The European cruise industry continues to increase its share of the global cruise market, with UK being the largest shareholder in the European market.
The global cruise industry is now looking towards Asia as a major growth engine. The Asian cruise market is growing at a good growth rate. With the growing middle class group and the increasing interest of people in cruising activities, this region provides ample growth opportunities for the players. Being among the top preferred destination for travelers, the Australian and Singapore cruise industry can witness significant growth in near future.
The report broadly includes the following:
1. Cruise Market: An Overview
2. Global Cruise Market
3. Principal Markets
3.1. North America Cruise Market
3.2. European Cruise Market
4. Potential Cruise Markets
4.1. Global Under-Penetration
4.2. Asia Pacific Cruise Market: Long-Term Growth Potential
4.2.3 Australian Cruise Market
4.2.4 Singapore Cruise Market
5. Market Developments
5.1 Market Trends
5.2 Key Growth Drivers
6. Competition Landscape of Cruise Market
6.1 Competitive Analysis
6.2 Company Profiles
6.2.1 Carnival Corporation (CCL)
6.2.2 Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (RCL)
6.2.3 TUI Ag
7. Market Outlook
7.1 Market Forecast
7.2 Forecast Methodology
7.2.1 Dependent and Independent Variables
7.2.2 Correlation Analysis
7.2.3 Regression Analysis
List of Tables
Type of Cruises
Market Segments by Passenger Capacity
New Passenger Capacity Addition Statistics (2010-2012)
Overview of Cruise Clients, North America (2008)
Regional % of Passengers by Destination, European Cruise Market (2008)
Low Penetration Rate, North America and Europe
Total Passenger and Crew Days by Ports, Australia (2008-2009)
Carnival Corporation Cruise Operations (2009)
Carnival Corporation Capacity Statistics (2005-2009)
Carnival Corporation Total Revenues by Segment (2005-2009)
Royal Caribbean Cruises Operating Statistics (2005-2009)
Dependent & Independent Variables (2003– 2009)
Correlation Table
Model Summary – Coefficient of Determination
Regression Coefficients Output.
List of Charts
Global Cruise Passengers (2003–2013E)
Weighted Average Supply of Berths Marketed Globally (2004-2008)
Global Cruise Industry Available Lower Berth Day Capacity (2003-2014E)
Global Cruise Revenues (2008-2010)
Regional Breakup of Global Cruise Revenues (2010)
Global Cruise Revenues Breakup by Company
Global Cruise Passengers for North American Cruise Industry (2000-2008)
Distribution of Global Embarkations for North American Market (2008)
North American Cruise Industry by Source Country (2005-2008)
Share of Source Country in North American Market (2008)
Share of Passengers by Duration, North America (2008)
Average Length of Cruise, North America (2000-2008)
North American Cruise Capacity (2002-2008)
North American Cruise Capacity Addition (2009E-2013E)
North American Cruise Capacity Addition (Ships) (2009E-2013E)
North American Cruise Bed Days Statistics (2004-2008)
Total Bed Day Capacity in North America (2004-2008)
Market Share of Principal Destinations of Bed Day Capacities
Gross Revenues for North American Cruise Industry (2001-2008)
Gross Revenues per Passenger, North America (2004-2008)
North American Cruise Industry Available Lower Berth Day Capacity (2003-2008)
European Cruise Passengers Growth (2003-2008)
Major European Cruise Markets (2003-2008)
European Cruise Market by Source Country (% Share) (2008)
European Cruise Market by Destination (2004-2008)
Destination Market Share in European Cruise Market (2008)
Share of Passengers by Duration (2005-2008)
Number of Cruise Ships in Europe (2008-2012)
Number of Australian Resident Passengers, by Location (2002-2008)
Australia Cruise Industry, Total Passenger Days at Port (2004-2009)
Number of Visiting Cruise Ship, Australia (2004-2009)
Passenger Capacity of Cruise Ships, Australia (2004-2009)
Australian Ports Visited by Cruise Ships (2004-2009)
Number of Cruise Ship Visits to Ports, Australia (2004-2009)
Total Passenger Expenditure, Australia Cruise Industry (2004-2009)
Number of Ships, Singapore (2003-2008)
Passenger Throughput, Singapore (2003-2008)
Number of Ship Calls, Singapore (2003-2008)
Price of a Holiday/Cruise for a Person
World Private Consumption per Head (2003-2013E)
Employment Growth in Leading Cruise Markets (2000-2013)
Market Share of Leading Players in North American Cruise Industry (2008-2009)
Market Share of Leading Players in European Cruise Industry (2008-2009)
Carnival Corporation Weighted-Average Aggregate Passenger Capacity Addition (2009-2012)
Royal Caribbean Cruises Total Revenues (2005-2009)
TUI Revenue by Segments (FY08)
Forecasted Global Cruise Passengers (2010E-1013E)
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