Executive Editor: Jon IngletonEditor: Rebecca Gibson
Published in association with Interferry, the Ferry Business section of the Spring/Summer 2019 issue of International Cruise & Ferry Review is packed with executive interviews.
Ferry Business opens with a commentary from Interferry CEO Mike Corrigan who highlights the latest activities the association has embarked on to help the global ferry sector overcome key issues. Next up is a roundtable where director of Shipshape Consulting Simon Johnson asks the leaders of BC Ferries, Brittany Ferries, Red Funnel and Stena Line about their initiatives for reducing their environmental Impact.
Elsewhere, Niels Smedegaard tells us how preparing for a no-deal Brexit will help DFDS improve passenger services, while Andrew Sheen talks about Irish Ferries’ investments in new ships and routes. P&O Ferries explains how Dufry is helping it with its comprehensive customer experience improvement strategy. Plus, David Gudgel shares the secrets behind Clipper Navigation’s success since it became the first to operate a high-speed catamaran in North America 32 years ago.
Closing Ferry Business, William MacLachlan from international law firm HFW offers a legal perspective on the impact of Brexit on UK- and Ireland-based ferry operators, and industry expert Michael Grey weighs up the pros and cons of cabotage.
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HFW’s William MacLachlan comments on the impact of Brexit uncertainty on the ferry operators serving the UK and Ireland
Andrew Sheen talks with Justin Merrigan about Irish Ferries’ new ships, and its improved services and routes to Britain and France
Ferry operators have been challenged to become carbon neutral by 2050, but how can they make it a reality? Michael Grey considers the options
Simon Johnson, director of Shipshape Consulting, asks four ferry operators to outline their initiatives for reducing the environmental impact of their fleets 98 Staying confident in uncertain
Michael Grey weighs up the pros and cons of cabotage in oceans around the world
David Gudgel explains to Sandra Speares how Clipper Navigation has grown in strength since becoming the first to operate a high-speed catamaran in North America
Dan Bridgett from P&O Ferries tells Jacqui Griffiths how the company’s recent agreement with Dufry contributes to a comprehensive customer experience strategy
Interferry CEO Mike Corrigan reflects on a hectic round of activity devoted to crucial industry issues