Posted on 17 March 2010. Tags: Andy Stuart, dining, Elemis, fitness, France, Freestyle Cruising, gym, Kevin Sheehan, largest ship, largest ship spa, NCL, new ship, New York City, Norwegian Epic, Roberto Martinoli, rock climbing wall, Steiner Leisure, STX
Norwegian Cruise Line today announced that Norwegian Epic, its most innovative Freestyle Cruising ship to date, will feature the largest spa facility and fitness center at sea, totaling more than 31,000 square feet. The ship’s luxurious Mandara Spa will…
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Posted on 17 March 2010. Tags: Andy Stuart, dining, France, Freestyle Cruising, Kevin Sheehan, largest ship, largest ship spa, NCL, new ship, New York City, Norwegian Epic, Roberto Martinoli, STX
Norwegian Cruise Line announced today that its largest, most innovative Freestyle Cruising ship to date, Norwegian Epic, will feature an extensive number of complimentary Freestyle dining options – 11 out of 21 total – that are included in the…
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Posted on 10 June 2009. Tags: aerostat, blimp, Freedom of the Seas, Independence of the Seas, Liberty of the Seas, new ship, Oasis of the Seas, RCCL, Richard Fain, Royal Caribbean, STX, worlds largest cruise ship
What the heck is flying over Oasis of the Seas as it undergoes its first sea trials? Would you believe a blimp? Well, it’s not exactly a blimp, but according to Richard Fain, Royal Caribbean’s chairman and ceo it is called an aerostat. Read for more…
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Posted on 17 September 2008. Tags: Add Norwegian Cruise Line, Aker Yards, Colin Veitch, euros, F3, France, Freestyle Cruising, lawsuit, legal dispute, MSC Cruises, NCL, new ships, new tag, New Wave staterooms, Royal Caribbean, ship building, Star Cruises, STX
There has been a lot of buzz in European shipyards the past two weeks about a dispute between Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) and Aker Yards S.A. of France regarding NCL’s order for the first of two F3 vessels. According to industry insiders the building of the first F3 ship has stopped. What’s going on? Read for more information…
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