(Santa Clarita, CA) Currently, Princess Cruises operates a modern fleet of 17 cruise ships. Efforts to modernize the fleet even further, have already begun. In fact, the modernization process begins with a new type of cruise ship. Princess Cruises calls this new type of cruise ship, a Royal-Class cruise ship. Additionally, six are on the schedule to become part of the fleet. Furthermore, all of the six Royal-Class cruise ships are direct from the naval construction yard. Aside from the Royal-Class cruise ship, Princess Cruises also has plans to add to the fleet, two L.N.G. cruise ships. L.N.G. is an acronym that means liquefied natural gas. Recently, Princess Cruises announced that, it has named one of the six Royal-Class cruise ships. Specifically; the aforementioned business revealed that, the name along with the inaugural season, await the public. In other words, Discovery Princess is all set and ready for a November 3rd, 2021 début. The inaugural season is a worldwide tour, before finally arriving in Los Angeles, California U.S.A. The previous location, eventually, will become Discovery Princess’s permanent home.
The permanent home of the newest Royal-Class cruise ship, Los Angeles U.S.A., is from where Discovery Princess will be on duty for sea cruises. Specifically; the sea cruises are of the West Coast of the U.S.A., and, of the Country of México. Discovery Princess’s arrival at its permanent home is on the schedule for, March 1st, 2022. However and returning to; Princess Cruises’ modernization efforts, the aforementioned and as previously said, include six Royal-Class cruise ships. Technically, this announcement reveals the name of the third, Royal-Class cruise ship. One of the three named Royal-Class cruise ships is, the Sky Princess. Additionally and the aforementioned, is scheduled for delivery sometime in October of the year, 2019. A second of the three Royal-Class cruise ships is, the Enchanted Princess. Additionally and the aforementioned, is scheduled for delivery sometime in June of the year, 2020. Overall and in regards to the Royal-Class cruise ships; all six are under a delivery time range that starts in the year 2019, and, it ends in the year 2025. As far as the two L.N.G. cruise ships are concerned; they are on the schedule to be delivered in the year 2023, and, the year 2025.
Returning to, Discovery Princess’s inaugural season, the aforementioned is made up of 21 travel itineraries. Technically, the 21 travel itineraries are based on 30 departures. The combination of the 30 departures with the 21 travel itineraries, become, more than 50 destinations in 23 countries around the world. As previously said, the official début will be on November 3rd, 2021. The official début, is an official sea cruise. In fact, it is a 7 day Mediterranean & Aegean cruise. The departure is Rome Italy, and, the destination is Athens Greece. After this sea cruise; Discovery Princess leaves to be able to travel the world, whilst, on sea cruise duty. The worldwide sea cruise duty is made up of the Mediterranean, the Caribbean and South America. At the end of all of that, Discovery Princess arrives in Los Angeles, California U.S.A. The Mediterranean, sea cruise duty is made up of 8 travel itineraries. These 8 travel itineraries sail to 19 destinations, in 8 countries. For the most part, the sea cruises are 7 to 21 days at sea. The departure dates for the Mediterranean duty are; November 3rd, 10th, 17th and the 24th, 2021. The Caribbean, sea cruise duty is made up of 6 holiday itineraries. These 6 travel itineraries sail to 8 destinations, in 7 countries. For the most part; the sea cruises are 4, 8 or 16 days at sea. The departure dates for the Caribbean duty are; December 9th, 13th, 21st and the 29th, 2021. The South America, sea cruise duty is made up of 6 travel itineraries. These 6 travel itineraries sail to 22 destinations, in 11 countries. Regrettably, the sea cruise length or duration, was not stipulated in the released information. The departure dates for the South America duty are January 6th and 24th, 2022, and, February 7th, 2022. As previously said, once it is in its permanent home, Discovery Princess will perform two types of sea cruise duty. The sea cruises will be of the West Coast of the U.S.A., and, of the Country of Mexico. The latter, is referred to as the Mexican Riviera. Finally, the actual cruise ship is a Royal-Class cruise ship that, is based on a Princess Medallion Class cruise ship design. This means that, it is 143,700 tons in weight. Additionally, it has a passenger or traveler capacity of, 3,660. Today, it is still under construction. The naval construction yard, is the Fincantieri Shipyard. The latter, is located in Monfalcone, the Country of Italy.
To end, Princess Cruises is part of the Carnival Corporation & plc (NYSE: CCL and CUK) (LSE: CCL). Additionally, it did release a press statement. Jan Swartz is the President of Princess Cruises. Through a press statement, Mr. Swartz said the following. “Discovery Princess will take our guests on the most memorable vacations of their lifetime introducing them to new sights, new cultures, and new experiences onboard every voyage. Discovery is both an expression of our brand as well as an important aspect of our guest experience.” Jan Swartz also said. “We know Discovery Princess will offer our guests cruise vacations that create memories they will cherish for a lifetime and we’re proud to mark a major milestone basing our newest ship on the West Coast.” As previously stated, Princess Cruises recently announced that, it has named one of the six Royal-Class cruise ships. Specifically; the aforementioned business revealed that, the name along with the inaugural season, await the public. In other words, Discovery Princess is all set and ready for a November 3rd, 2021 début. The inaugural season is a worldwide tour, before finally arriving in Los Angeles, California U.S.A. Lastly; the previous location, eventually, will become Discovery Princess’s permanent home.
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R-Berumen28
10/12/2019
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