Gen Z is saving the cruise industry
Bookings from younger passengers have allowed operators to defy the gloom in the rest of the travel sector
[LONDON] Thom Puiman’s first foray into “seacationing” was a cruise to nowhere in 2020.
The voyage was a socially distanced jaunt from Singapore out into international waters without any stops – a short-term solution for an industry hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic.
But for Puiman, it sparked what has become a long-term passion. “It was, at the time, the only sense of normalcy for me, and I started loving taking cruises,” he said.
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