Track cruise deployment, port activity, passenger volume, and pricing across global markets, with current performance data and a five-year forward outlook in the Cruise Intelligence Platform.
Cruise performance changes by ship, operator, port, region, itinerary, and price point. The Cruise Intelligence Platform (IP) brings those moving parts together, giving users a faster way to see how capacity is shifting, how ports are performing, and how pricing trends are evolving across the global cruise market.
The platform covers 460 ocean-going vessels, 75+ cruise operators, 16 regions, 41 sub-regions, and more than 3,000 ports and destinations worldwide. Monthly data, quarterly forecasts, and twice-weekly dynamic pricing updates help teams move from scattered market checks to a consistent, forward-looking view of cruise performance.
What you can see:

Deployment
Track vessel deployment, itineraries, capacity, and cruise activity across ports, destinations, regions, operators, and segments.
Port Activity
Understand expected passenger volume by port, destination, and region, and compare performance across relevant markets.
Pricing
Monitor pricing by cabin type, region, segment, and brand, with benchmark dashboards that show how prices are changing over time.
Forecasts
Access a five-year outlook for passenger demand by source market, updated quarterly to support forward-looking planning.
Supporting Intelligence
The platform also includes a Global Travel Summary, quarterly chartbook, cruise research briefings, and access to Tourism Economics’ cruise and economic expertise.
Investors, analysts, and industry partners can get a current and forward-looking read on cruise activity without rebuilding the market view from scratch.
Cruise operators and marketing teams can evaluate deployment, market positioning, pricing trends, and demand signals to support itinerary, commercial, and growth planning.
See how port and cruise activity compares with peer markets and where new opportunities may exist.
Cruise IP draws on Tourism Economics’ cruise intelligence, industry relationships, primary research, and economic forecasting capabilities. Data is structured so users can compare ports, regions, operators, pricing patterns, and passenger demand through a consistent market lens.
That consistency matters. Ongoing shifts in deployment, capacity, itineraries, pricing, source-market demand, and broader economic conditions shape cruise markets. The platform connects those signals so users can see not only what is happening, but where the market may be heading next.
As an independent, third-party research firm and part of Oxford Economics, Tourism Economics brings a market-wide view without a commercial stake in any single port, operator, itinerary, or investment outcome.

The Cruise Intelligence Platform is a subscription data service covering deployment, port activity, and pricing across more than 3,000 ports and destinations worldwide, with current performance data and a five-year forward outlook.
Cruise operators, cruise strategy and marketing teams, ports, destination marketing and management organizations (DMOs), and investors. Anyone who benefits from an ongoing, comparable read on cruise deployment, pricing, and performance across global markets.
The platform’s five-year forward outlook is updated quarterly, with deployment, port, and pricing modules refreshed on a regular cadence in between.
The Cruise Intelligence Platform is a subscription data service for ongoing visibility into deployment, port activity, pricing, and forecasts. Our cruise advisory work is tailored for bespoke projects: an economic impact study, consumer research, or a port development and investment analysis scoped to a specific question. Many clients use the platform for continuous monitoring and turn to cruise advisory for a specific engagement.