INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The cruise industry continues to thrive, achieving record-breaking numbers worldwide and in Brazil, according to the International Cruise
Lines Association (CLIA).Between 2022 and 2028, 44 new ships will launch globally, increasing passenger capacity by 19% to 746,000
million, with projections suggesting growth to 34 million in 2024 and over 40 million by 2027
Brazil mirrors this upward trend.The recent cruise season, from November 2023 to April 2024, generated R$5.18 billion for the Brazilian
economy, solidifying its position as an emerging market for maritime tourism.Cruises appeal to diverse travelers by offering a seamless
travel experience with multiple destinations and minimal logistical concerns
islands.Cruise Industry Breaks Records Globally and in Brazil, Poised for Further Growth
its fleet from five to 13 ships by 2031
cruises.Changing traveler preferences also shape the sector
While tropical destinations remain popular, cooler climates are emerging as a trend for 2025
Demographics play a critical role in this growth.Millennials and Generation X dominate the market, while solo travel is rising
Cruise lines now design more single-occupancy cabins to cater to this demand for flexibility and comfort.In Brazil, approximately 30 ships
from various operators navigate its waters during the season
Preziosa provides routes including Buenos Aires and Montevideo
of innovation, luxury infrastructure, and evolving traveler preferences positions it as a dynamic force in global tourism
For modern travelers seeking comfort and convenience, cruising remains a compelling choice.
