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    The Leisure- Cruise Industry Major: Marketing Porter’s Six Forces I. Threat of New Entrants: Low * Barriers to entry: High * High Capital Requirements: The capital required to start up a cruise line is one of the key factors contributing to this industry’s high barriers to entry. With the average cost of building a cruise ship rising, the amount of capital needed to start up a cruise line is estimated at one billion dollars. Therefore discouraging any new entrants into the industry.

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    growth over the past decade. Discuss with examples what you consider to be the major reasons for this growth and how it has affected the industry. Over the last decade there have been significant changes in the travel and tourism industry. The cruise industry is an exciting modern and rapidly expanding global industry. During the current decade, it has continued to expand its capacity and develop new cruising opportunities for vacationers, now offering their customers a wider variety of packages

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    © 2013 The Society of Management Accountants of Canada. All rights reserved. ®/™ Registered Trade-Marks/Trade-Marks are owned by The Society of Management Accountants of Canada. No part of this document may be reproduced in any form without the permission of the copyright holder. MODULE 1, ASSIGNMENT 1 August 30, 2013 Topic: Performance Management Overview Welcome to Module 1. If you have not already done so, read the Program Manual located in the Reference Material section of the CMA Canada

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    In keeping with the image they were creating for the new firm, they were planning a ship they could be proud of, one that had unique features and warmth in its design. “I wanted a ship I would want to sail on as a luxury consumer,” Rodney recalls. Working with renowned designer Robert Tillberg as the leader of the design team, plans emerged for a ship that would help the new firm to redefine luxury cruising. At 50,000 gross tons and carrying just 960 passengers, it would have one of the industry’s

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    Investment Opportunity An Ultra Ship is a new type of cruise ship, significantly larger, and with greatly expanded amenities and attractions, versus a traditional ship. Only three Ultra Ships have been built thus far, and no further ones are on order. Newco Cruise will build two “Ultra Ships” for the North American and European cruise markets, capitalizing on an attractive green field opportunity created by a) recent strategic developments by legacy players, and b) the depressed condition of shipyard

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    Cruise Industry Ahmed Bu Radhah Pro. Ron Thompson BUAD 330 Feb 5, 2017 A Brief Overview of the Topic The cruise industry has undergone a number of significant changes from the days of tropical vacations and the days of transoceanic transportation, when the cruising services were only available to the domain of the elites in the society (Murphy, 2016). Today, the cruising industry has grown to a modern multimillion leisure and tourism industry, which provides an affordable option of vacation

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    mornings of waking up on a rocking ship in the vast ocean cannot be properly described without experiencing it first. When I look off the balcony of our ship and see rolling waves of deep blue water, I imagine the strange and wonderful creatures of the ocean. The miles and miles straight down into the abyss can only be imagined, yet can never be understood or fathomed by the mind. While the ocean is incredible, so many other things are happening around you on the cruise ship. My family has made so many

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    we exited the van for the last time, I rubbed my crusty eyes and stretched my aching legs, and I laid eyes on my home for the next four days. The Carnival Princess floated before me. The sheer size of the ship took my breath, and I came to learn that the Princess was one of the smaller ships in Carnival’s fleet. As we went through security, I spotted my good friend Brooke Reno and her family. We had booked the trip together, so her presence did not surprise me; however, it was nice to have a veteran

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    amenities, along with various other known strengths of Southwest have become hallmarks of the Southwest brand, and greatly expected by consumers. Therefore, they are essential components in the successful expansion of the Southwest brand by way of a cruise line. Within the airline industry, Southwest is best known for their customer loyalty. Which is derived from staffing capabilities, as their hiring process is selective and training is highly regimented and rigorous yet, wages, benefits, and empowerment

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    My Favorite Hobbies

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    In order to be able to call something a hobby, I must enjoy doing it, and be able to do it for years. At eighteen years old, fitting my experiences and activities into those two categories is quite difficult. My lack of experience in life gives me a limited view, but the hobbies that I do enjoy, I take pride in. I grew up playing outside with my brother, so we were always doing something together as kids. Whenever my mom would take us out grocery shopping she would blare the music in the car loud

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