Bruce Marti Professor of Marine Affairs Ph.D., Geography, University of Florida
e-mail:bma7215u@postoffice.uri.edu

Research Areas:

• Maritime transportation and port planning and development
• Economic geography
• Transportation geography
• Intermodalism

Selected Publications:

• Marti, Bruce, "Cruise Line Logo Recognition," 18 Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing 25-31 (2005)
  
  
• Marti, Bruce, “Inbound Waterborne Transport of Oil Products to New England,” Studies in New England Geography, number 18: 1-27 (2004)
  
  
• Marti, Bruce, “Trends in World and Extended-Length Cruising,” 28 Marine Policy 199-211 (2004)
  
  
• Marti, Bruce, "Marketing Aspects of Consumer Purchasing Behavior and Customer Satisfaction Aboard the Royal Viking Queen, 4 Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing109-116 (1998)
  
  
• Marti, Bruce and Sergio A. Cartaya) "Caribbean Cruising: An Analysis of Competition Among U.S. Homeports," 23 Maritime Policy and Management 15-25 (1996)
  
  
• Marti, Bruce, "The Cruise Vessel Sanitation Program," 33 Journal of Travel Research 29-38 (1995)
  
  
• Marti, Bruce, "Cruise Line Brochures: A Comparative Analysis of Lines Providing Caribbean Service," 2 Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing 31-52 (1993)
  
  
• Marti, Bruce, "Passenger Perceptions Regarding 1993 Itineraries: A Royal Viking Line Case Study," 16 Marine Policy 360-370 (1992)
  
  
• Marti, Bruce, "Passenger Ships," in A.D. Couper (ed.), Conway's History of the Ship, Vol. 12: The Shipping Revolution, 93-100, 1992
  
  
• Marti, Bruce, U.S./Pacific Basin Containerized Trade: Flag of Convenience Participation," 15 Marine Policy 193-198 (1991)
  
  
• Marti, Bruce, "Cruise Ship Market Segmentation: A 'Non-Traditional' Port Case Study," 18 Maritime Policy and Management 93-103 (1991)
  
  
• Marti, Bruce, "Geography and the Cruise Ship Port Selection Process," 17 Maritime Policy and Management 157-164 (1990)