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Bermuda-registered cruise operator Genting Hong Kong has filed a petition for winding up its operations in compliance to Hong Kong Stock Exchange regulations, the company ..
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A crew and 3,000 passengers are disembarking Dream Cruises ship on Wednesday after having been confined in cabins after a passenger had tested positive for Covid-19.
All passengers and crew aboard the three-night cruise in Singapore had to isolate in respective cabins with only some essential crew members permitted to move in the ship.
The guest had taken a rapid antigen test before boarding the cruise that had a negative report. Contact tracing showed that the guest had been in close contact...
Dream cruise’s World Dream arrives in Singapore and starts to prepare for its first voyage from the Lion City starting November 6. It is to resume its operations with 187 crew members after completing a 14-day quarantine, which was set as a requirement by the local authorities. Furthermore, they will undergo a series of mandatory COVID-19 testing, they must test negative if they wish to sign-up for active duty.
The 150,695 gross ton mega-ship arrived on October 25 and will undergo thorough...
Hong Kong-based Genting Cruise Lines has confirmed that subsidiary Dream Cruises will resume operational sailings on July 26 with two- and three-night itineraries ..
The keel laying of the second 208,000 GT Dream Cruises ship of the Global Class took place at MV WERFTEN in Rostock. This is where the midship ship is made.
The transfer of the passenger ship section for the first ship of the Global Class, the “Global Dream”, from Rostock to the covered dock to Wismar was only two weeks ago. With a length of 235 meters and a height of 20 decks it was the largest part of the vessel ever towed.
Guests of the state and federal government, managing directors and...
MV Werften hosted a key-laying ceremony for the second 208,000 gross ton Global Class ship for Dream Cruises.
TPG Asia is snapping up to 35% of Dream Cruises shares.
The keel laying of the ship is planned for December 9, 2019, with delivery scheduled for 2022.
The interest would be sold for USD 489 million to TPG Capital Asia, TPG Growth and Ontario Teachers’.
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