Contents

Issue 85 • March 2023

In Depth

Why creating FSS workforce will be challenging

Around 1,000 new workers will need to be recruited at two UK shipyards

In Depth

Cruising into a new year: the top 2023 cruise trends

Comment

How a shared data reality can align decision-makers

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