Cruises have long been associated with older travellers, but there are signs that this is beginning to shift as the industry looks to bring families and younger generations onboard.
Research published by JP Morgan in June found that demand for cruises “remains robust” and noted that the cruise industry had moved beyond its core market of baby boomers to increasingly attract millennials.
We would like to speak with people under 40 who have gone on a cruise for the first time recently. What attracted you to this type of holiday and who did you go with? How was the experience? Would you do it again?
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We want to speak with people under 40 who have recently taken a cruise for the first time about what the experience was like.
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