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CSI Announces 2026 Schedule of Content Maritime Activity Reports, Inc. May 8, 2026 Credit: Cruise Ship Interiors Credit: Cruise Ship Interiors Credit: Cruise Ship Interiors Cruise Ship Interiors Expo America has announced its 2026 schedule of content , set to take place at the Miami Beach Convention Center, 9 - 10 June, 2026. The packed schedule, in partnership with NEWH, is IDCEC-accredited and tightly curated to be the most relevant conference for US-based cruise ship interiors professionals to attend all year. The speaker line-up features industry experts from across Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, Carnival Cruise Line, Virgin Voyages, Holland America Line and Regent Seven Seas . Topics explore what’s next in cruise design and guest experience from evolving mega trends, adapting cruise interiors for the land-based resort experience, and designing for achievable sustainable outcomes to new technologies driving the industry to work smarter and the blossoming refurbishment market in the US. Join the session De sign mega trends: The Why behind design for meaningful cruise experiences to understand how top creative and operational minds extend guest experience beyond ‘Instagram Moments’ and deliver deeper, authentic experiences. Technical teams, project managers and designers alike can delve into the realities of their role – and how to elevate their practice with How to Work Smarter. The panel, moderated by Alix Loiseau, Director, Virtual Design and Construction at Royal Caribbean, will present viewpoints on the cutting edge of project management, including what’s changing about the way cruise interiors are designed and delivered and what new technologies and workflows ensure an efficient project. Later, the refurbishment-focused panel Refurbishment, Modernization and Expansion , will explore the changing face of the refurbishment market with Lisa McCabe, VP Hotel Refurbishment at Carnival Cruise Line, Joseph Miorelli, Associate VP Newbuild, Revi
CSI Announces 2026 Schedule of Content
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