Cruise Industry (-CR) – The Urgent Need for Ethical & Sustainable Operations
The Industry’s Growing Challenge
Cruise companies are under public, investor, and regulatory pressure to ensure passenger safety, worker rights, and environmental compliance.
Why Companies Are Being Forced to Change:
- Consumers are actively avoiding non-sustainable cruise operators—public pressure is driving ESG expectations.
- Regulatory fines for overboard discharges, carbon emissions, and waste mismanagement are increasing.
- Crew working conditions are under global scrutiny—non-compliance leads to lawsuits, fines, and reputational damage.
Failure to comply means:
- Loss of investor and customer confidence due to poor ESG practices.
- Fines and operational restrictions from MARPOL, ILO, and sustainability-focused regulators.
- Increased risk of lawsuits from employees, passengers, and environmental groups.
How SRS-MI Solves This
- Ensures full compliance with MLC 2006, MARPOL environmental protections, and passenger safety regulations.
- Strengthens ESG credibility, making your brand more appealing to customers and investors.
- Reduces legal risks by aligning with global labor and sustainability expectations.
Is your cruise operation prepared for stricter ESG enforcement?
SRS-MI secures your compliance and enhances your brand reputation.