Things in the cruise world are getting dire, even in progressive Norway, where a CEO suggests a tax on his own passengers. Journalist and consultant Arild Molstad offers his own thoughts. A Modest Proposal to Tamp Down Crowding Norway’s long coastline, always a popular cruise destination, is now joining other
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