Hotels have already begun accommodating the needs of a new generation of travelers, and now cruise ships are looking to do the same. Millennials are reportedly more interested in cruises than other generations, with 53% saying they would like to go on a cruise within the next two years. This presents some opportunity, but cruise lines have some catching up to do, including providing faster Wi-Fi, shortening trips, and lowering costs. Some lines are attempting to “lure younger travelers looking for romance,” by chartering ships based on age groups, creating mingling opportunities for singles, and providing condoms, pregnancy tests, lubricants, and the morning-after pill. (Quartz)
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