Cruise Asia by Destination Asia will attend the 2014 Cruise Shipping Asia-Pacific conference and exhibition at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre in Hong Kong on 20-21 November 2014, to showcase the very latest trends in cruise travel provided under the Cruise Asia umbrella.
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (RCL) is expanding its presence in the Asia-Pacific region with the opening of an office in Hong Kong, where it shall also homeport the Royal Caribbean International’s Voyager of the Seas.
We would like to offer you a current update on the situation here in Thailand since the administration (NCPO) National Council for Peace and Order lifted the nationwide curfew on June 13, 2014.
Norwegian Cruise Lines has hinted in a recent release that it has started investigating the cruise waters in Asia and may begin deployments here within the near future.
For 2015, its third season in Japan, Princess Cruises will deploy Diamond Princess but not Sun Princess, which is going to Australia. The line will also introduce cruises as short as three nights to appeal to local travelers seeking a quick get-away.
Cruise Asia by Destination Asia welcomed back tourist industry veteran Nipattra Boonsawart, who was appointed Cruise Asia manager in the Bangkok office.
An ambitious plan has been revealed for a major waterside development in Malacca that will feature an international cruise terminal, a seven-star hotel, a theme park and the Malaysia Eye ferris wheel.