Is living on the high seas the future of cruising?

The passengers of the Ultimate World Cruise who sailed for nine months around the world are now speaking out about their experiences. Could it change the cruise business forever?

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[CarmenHernandez-cckz]

Wow i wish me be there to see different places around the world 🌎 that be nice and to see the beautiful ocean 🌊 the nature everywere the cruise ship 🚢 go

[CruisingWithCalandra]

Would love to live on the high seas! Cruising is the best!!!

[susantam]

The longest cruise that i sailed was 14 days Southern Caribbean from NYC.

[___beyondhorizon]

Some say it's cheaper than nursing home...
I met a group of senior who did the 2 weeks cruise from San Diego to Hawaii on Holland America, they were a sewing group and brought their sewing machine to quilt 😅

[Kimm.J]

I'm surprised those ships don't already offer such. My dream company would make cargo deliveries to different destinations..Work from 'home'? Travel to ports? Load up go on to next..?
👌

[JCofficial]

I went on a cruise once but it was scary seeing nothing but ocean and sleeping was hard. I certainly do not want to live on a cruise. I'd rather be on a plane high in the sky. I love heights but I don't like the fear of being in the middle of nowhere.

[Cruise_]

World cruises have been around since before the 80s. It is in no way a new concept.

[taps]

I travel “that far” to not be connected. I’m also a millennial. Last safe space is the airplane where I don’t have to answer ugh 😢

[shahjehan]

Wifi prices are crazy expensive. This is not ideal for people who work.

[tomsimpson]

Wish i could live on a ship. So depressing being poor

[securepcsupport]

Is being up in the air the future of flying?