3 Executive editor Jon Ingleton Editor Rebecca Gibson Editorial team Alice Chambers, Richard Humphreys, Alex Smith, Elly Yates-Roberts Publication manager Shelly Palmer Account managers Kimberley McLean, Benedict Pask, Ben Surtees-Smith Publisher Toby Ingleton Production manager Stuart Fairbrother Design Bruce Graham, Libby Sidebotham, Dhanika Vansia Cover design courtesy of Steen Friis Design Website development Chris Jackson Circulation Ritwik Bhattacharjee Advertise info@cruiseandferry.net Subscribe subscribe@tudor-rose.co.uk www.cruiseandferry.net/subscriptions £24.00 A bright future Foreword Published by Tudor Rose Tudor House, 6 Friar Lane Leicester LE1 5RA Tel: +44 116 2229900 www.tudor-rose.co.uk ISSN 1367-2657 (Print) ISSN 2635-0394 (Online) Printed in Great Britain by Manson Group © 2022 Tudor Rose Holdings Ltd. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be stored or transmitted or reproduced in any form or by any means, including whether by photocopying, scanning, downloading onto computer or otherwise without the prior written permission from Tudor Rose Holdings Ltd. Views expressed in this magazine are not necessarily those of the publisher. Acceptance of advertisements does not imply official endorsement of the products or services concerned. While every care has been taken to ensure accuracy of content, no responsibility can be taken for any errors and/or omissions. Readers should take appropriate professional advice before acting on any issue raised herein. The publisher reserves the right to accept or reject advertising material and editorial contributions. The publisher assumes no liability for the return or safety of unsolicited art, photography or manuscripts. 20 22 Cash is flowing through the industry again and while it will take many years to refill lost reserves, newbuilds and rescheduled refurbishment projects will revitalise our community. While many refurbishment projects are smaller in scope than originally intended, delayed projects are continuing to be rescheduled. Conversation topics have changed since the restart – material availability, logistical challenges and sustainability performance increasingly dominate industry designer-yard-supplier discussions. Availability and logistical issues will be resolved in time, but sustainability will soon sit alongside two other mainstays of the industry. “Our highest responsibility and top priorities are to operate safely, protect the environment, and comply with regulatory requirements,” says Carnival Cruise Line’s Ben Clement in his Design Perspective on page 100. “Sustainability is not just a commitment, but a mindset that influences our daily decisions in everything we do from operations to interior design,” says My Nguyen in our sustainability feature on page 38. Nguyen and over 180 other experts have contributed to our Sustainable Maritime Interiors report which is also published this month. Sustainability is the theme of our front cover, which was created by Steen Friis Design. We ask the firm how it uses life cycle analysis to develop data-driven design strategies and deliver more sustainable ships in our cover story on page 34. Our keynote on page 12 explores how Viking’s interior design strategies have evolved and ensured its success in three cruise segments over the past 25 years. Other highlights include our Interior Views showcasing nine new ships starting on page 58, our interview with Ponant on page 94, and our Design Legend interview with SMC Design’s Andy Yuill on page 148. And there’s so much more – happy reading! Jon Ingleton Executive Editor, Cruise & Ferry Interiors
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