Miami, May 22 (EFE).- Cruise company Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) announced this Wednesday the addition of 30 new itineraries in the Asia-Pacific, Australia and New Zealand, where it will be offered in total starting in September this year. 85 routes.
The company, with its corporate headquarters in Miami (USA), announced that new routes are possible for the debut of Norwegian Sky, Norwegian Sun and Norwegian Spirit in the region, the largest deployments in the company’s history. In the Asia-Pacific region.
Next season, which will run from September to March 2026, the nine- to 19-day routes will depart from fifteen ports and stop at more than 60 destinations, the company said.
Auckland (New Zealand), Bali (Indonesia), Manila (Philippines), Papeete (Tahiti) and Seoul (South Korea), the Japanese ports of Tokyo and Osaka are the ports with an average passenger stay of 10 hours. , and Hong Kong.
“With the growing interest in more in-depth and exotic itineraries, we are excited to expand our season and offer additional cruises to delight travelers who want to discover the most sought-after cities in the region, but less discovered,” he explained. Norwegian Cruise Line President David J. Herrera’s statement.
The cruise line plans a 20% annual increase in cruises in the Asia-Pacific region by 2024, which, according to the note, “will be a key driver of growth.”
Norwegian Spirit will debut in Asia on May 26, 2024 with a 10-day Japan voyage departing from Tokyo, while Norwegian Sun will debut in the region with an 18-day voyage through French Polynesia and the South Pacific, departing from Tahiti. It ends on December 3 in the Australian cities of Brisbane and Melbourne.
For its part, Norwegian Sky will debut in Asia in January 2025, with ships available to Japan and Southeast Asia within 10 to 17 days until March of the same year.
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