Travel-Cruise Trends
In this June 17, 2012 photo provided by Carnival Cruise Lines, vacationers aboard the Carnival Breeze relax at Serenity, an adults-only area offering plush chaise lounges and chairs, whirlpools, and a dining area with salads, wraps and other light fare. Multi-generational groups are a growing segment of cruise passengers. To accommodate the diverse needs of old and young passengers, ships are expanding areas for youth activities while at the same time creating more adult-only pools and quiet areas where adult passengers can nap, sun, or read a book. Carnival ships call these areas “Serenity Spaces.” (AP Photo/Carnival Cruise Lines, Andy Newman)
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