Editorial Summary
The creator announces a significant update to the Cruise Globe application that allows users to add every cruise they have ever taken to their digital collection for free. Previously, the platform only supported data entry for cruises taken from 2015 onwards. To address older voyages, the service now uses historical data from hundreds of thousands of previous entries to mock up likely routes. Users can manually input their past destinations, and the application will automatically draw the lines and calculate nautical miles for their statistics. This update aims to help travelers complete their collections, whether they are tracking digital stats or physical prints and albums. The creator notes that the development process was extensive but necessary to provide a full historical record. The new feature allows for entries dating back one hundred years. For users with extremely rare requirements, such as documenting cruises from over a century ago, the creator invites direct email contact for special exceptions. The video concludes with an invitation for user feedback and ideas via the company email address.
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You are now able to add every single cruise that you have ever taken to the Cruise Globe completely for free.
It will go into your cruise stats. You'll be able to count the nautical miles and your collection can finally be complete.
I've wanted to say this for such a long time. It has been a lot of work, but I think you'll agree that it has been worth it.
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