Table 1
Sustainable management activities carried out by cruise shipping companies (Model by Rosińska-Bukowska & Bukowski, 2014)
| Pillar of Sustainable Governance | Areas of Uncertainty | |||
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| COVID-19 Pandemic | War in Ukraine | Economic Crisis | Legal Regulations | |
| Defining the mission and concept of the organization's development |
| Change of directions of cruise routes and destinations |
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| Consistency of the developed and applied set of goals and effects of the organization |
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| Program of shaping the desired directions of organization development |
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| Accumulation and improvement of development capital in the organization |
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| Principles of creating development perspectives of the organization |
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| Internal quality assurance system in the organization |
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[i] Source: Own elaboration based on: CCL & plc (2020); CCL & plc (2021); HELCOM (1974); Hochberg (2021); IMO (2015); IMO (2019); NCLH Ltd. (2022); RCG (2020).

Figure 1
Cruise ship calls in NE in 2019 and 2021 – results of Covid’19.
Source: own elaboration based on (Cruise Baltic, 2021, Cruise Baltic, 2022).

Figure 2
Cruise ship calls in NE in 2019 and 2022 – results War in Ukraine.
Source: own elaboration based on (Cruise Baltic, 2021, Cruise Baltic, 2022).

Figure 3
Change in percentage in the number of cruise ship calls at key seaports in NE in 2022 as a result of the war in Ukraine.
Source: Own elaboration based on Cruise Baltic (2021), Cruise Baltic (2022).

Figure 4
Number of cruise ship calls to seaports in Poland between 2010 and 2022.
Source: Own elaboration based on Cruise Baltic (2021), Cruise Baltic (2022), Czech (2022), Kakowska-Mehring (2022).