NORWEGIAN CRUISE
Sets foot in the Mediterranean and the Greek Isles
from April 2010
DEC, 10.2008
The cruise ship "Norwegian Jade"
Norwegian Cruise Line announced that from April 2010 will deploy the 2,466-passenger cruise ship “Norwegian Gem” in the Mediterranean Sea for seven-night cruises to the Adriatic Sea, Greek Isles and Turkey, using Venice as homeport.
Its expansion plans in Europe includes the addition of the 2,376-passenger cruise ship “Norwegian Jade” in the Mediterranean Sea for seven-night cruises, using Barcelona as homeport and the 2,376-passenger cruise ship “Norwegian Jewel” in 12-night voyages out of Dover, England to the Baltic Sea.
NCL also announced plans to deploy 3 cruise ships in Alaska in 2010. “Norwegian Pearl” and “Norwegian Star” will offer seven-night itineraries out of Seattle while “Norwegian Sun” will offer seven-day voyages among Vancouver, British Columbia and Whittier, Alaska.
In the 3rd Q of 2008, NCL Corporation Ltd. (NCL) reported net income of USD 171.2m on total revenues of USD 639m compared to a net loss of USD 8.6m on total revenues of USD 632.5m for the 3rd Q ended September 2007.
