The cruise industry has suffered a series of calamities over the last
two years or so that have continued to sink its already plummeting
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The bad publicity continued Tuesday when Princess Cruises announced that 37 people had fallen ill on a cruise along the California coast.
In fact, Americans have a more favorable attitude about commercial air travel -- despite higher air fares and shrinking economy seats -- than cruising, according to an online survey of more than 2,000 adults by the Harris Poll.
The quality of the cruise industry fell 11% in February from a year earlier, according to scores by survey takers.
Their score for trust in the cruise industry dropped 12% and scores indicating plans to book a cruise trip fell 13%, according to the poll.
Cruise industry still facing sinking public perception, survey shows - latimes.com
The bad publicity continued Tuesday when Princess Cruises announced that 37 people had fallen ill on a cruise along the California coast.
In fact, Americans have a more favorable attitude about commercial air travel -- despite higher air fares and shrinking economy seats -- than cruising, according to an online survey of more than 2,000 adults by the Harris Poll.
The quality of the cruise industry fell 11% in February from a year earlier, according to scores by survey takers.
Their score for trust in the cruise industry dropped 12% and scores indicating plans to book a cruise trip fell 13%, according to the poll.
Cruise industry still facing sinking public perception, survey shows - latimes.com
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