Should Performance Reviews Be Fired?
David Insler, a senior vice president at New York-based Sibson Consulting, estimates that only about 35% to 40% of companies do performance reviews well. View full post on Today’s Cruise News
David Insler, a senior vice president at New York-based Sibson Consulting, estimates that only about 35% to 40% of companies do performance reviews well. View full post on Today’s Cruise News
Industry leader Carnival Corp. took delivery of the 3,690-passenger Carnival Magic today. View full post on Today’s Cruise News
Taxi drivers say they’ll continue a boycott of cruise ships until they win lower fees. View full post on Today’s Cruise News
Officers and crew of flagship Queen Mary 2 make final preparations before departing New York on first Transatlantic Crossing of the season View full post on Today’s Cruise News
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (NYSE, OSE: RCL) announced better than expected first quarter results and updated guidance for the remainder of 2011. View full post on Today’s Cruise News
New 3,690-Passenger Vessel is 100th Cruise Ship in Carnival Corporation & plc’s Fleet View full post on Today’s Cruise News
If you purchase travel products through U.S.-based providers, you’re afforded certain consumer protections. When it comes to cruises, you’re … View full post on Today’s Cruise News
During its April Board meeting, the Canaveral Port Authority Commission approved more than $60 million in construction projects, including the building of a new cruise terminal by summer of 2012, and the design of the Canaveral Cove Welcome Center, targeted for opening in 2013. View full post on Today’s Cruise News
U.S. Visa Cardholders Increased International Travel Spend by six percent in 2010 View full post on Today’s Cruise News
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. received recognition for its shipboard "Building On Talent" leadership development program during this year’s Seatrade Awards Ceremonial Dinner. View full post on Today’s Cruise News