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Royal
Caribbean International has initiated a joint venture with UK
holiday operators First Choice to operate the Viking
Serenade cruise ship from 2002. The new company is being
marketed simply as Island Cruises, and Viking Serenade
is renamed the Island Escape. The brochure is aimed at
young first-time cruisers, and emphasises the informality of
their operation - it appears to be a UK equivalent of the
German Aida Cruises (now owned by P&O but sticking with
the German market). She will operate two alternating 7-day
itineraries from Palma (Majorca) through the summer of 2002.
When Royal Caribbean purchased the ship from Sundance
Cruises in 1990, that young cruise line disappeared from the
scene. Renamed Viking Serenade, the ship began 1991 at
Southwest Marine Company's San Diego shipyards, being enlarged
to 40,1432 gross tons which effected extensive renovations to
her interior, balconied cabins added aft, the line's signature
Viking Crown Lounge was constructed aft of her funnel and the
car decks were built out, replaced by rooms for several
hundred additional passengers. Using every bed and berth, her
capacity is now 2104, and she has a crew of 610.
Cruise
ships and itineraries:
Island Star:
Bahamas registered, built 1990, refitted 1991, 47.255
gross tons, 1.875 passengers, 753 crew members.
Itineraries: Mediterranean, Trans-Atlantic, Brazil. |
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Island Escape:
Bahamas registered, built 1981, refitted 1991, 40.143
gross tons, 2.104 passengers, 610 crew members.
Itineraries: Mediterranean, Trans-Atlantic, Brazil. |
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