Reasons why travelers choose Princess Cruises again revealed！The 50th anniversary of the Alaska route is a once-in-a-lifetime cruise experience

By MOOK Scenic Spots Home, compiled report
 
The world-renowned luxury cruise brand—Princess Cruises—recently topped the cruise brand favorability survey by Taiwan’s "DailyView Internet Meter," with internal surveys showing that up to 96% of passengers want to sail with Princess Cruises again！

The main reasons why travelers are drawn to Princess Cruises include: all-inclusive cruising (meals and lodging included in one fare at 74.4%), enjoying the maritime travel experience (73.3%), and being suitable for family trips across all age groups (59.3%). Interestingly, the likelihood of arguments between travel companions drops by a significant 70% when cruising—many agree that Princess Cruises’ comprehensive one-stop entertainment offerings effectively avoid common conflict triggers such as “not doing travel homework” or “poorly planned itineraries.” Additionally, reasons passengers recommend Princess Cruises include: “a high proportion of balcony cabins,” “gourmet dining with unlimited choices,” and “endless onboard activities.”

Additionally, Princess Cruises continues to promote Fly Cruise packages this year. Coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the Alaska route, in 2019 the line introduced exclusive shore excursions, offering not only breathtaking glacier views but also luxurious whale-watching yacht tours and self-drive Jeep adventure explorations, allowing travelers to deeply explore Alaska even in the summer.

In response, Princess Cruises has also launched its first microfilm “Little Princess” targeting Asian and emerging international markets, offering a glimpse into Princess Cruises’ popular destinations. From now until March 17, complete the 2019 Cruise Destination Discovery Quiz on the event website for a chance to win a “2-person Alaska cruise trip”!

This October, the newly launched Star Princess set sail. The Enchanted Princess, which held its keel-laying ceremony and is expected to be completed in June 2020, along with the sixth Royal-class flagship cruise ship (not yet officially named but construction has commenced), is confirmed to enter service in 2022. In addition to these three flagship vessels, two next-generation liquefied natural gas-powered cruise ships will join the Princess Cruises fleet in 2023 and 2025 respectively.