Biggest Cruise Ship: Princess Cruise Line

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Princess Cruises has announced their third Royal Class ship, set to be begin sailing from China in 2017, will be named Majestic Princess. In addition, the new ship will also carry 盛世公主号 (Shèng Shì Gōng Zhǔ Haò) on her hull, interpreted to Princess Cruises has announced that its upcoming China-based cruise ship will be named the Majestic Princess. The new vessel, which is a sister ship to the Royal Princess and Regal Princess, will be based in China year-round beginning in summer 2017 and Carnival Corporation's Carnival Cruise Line and AIDA Cruises will join its Costa Cruises and Princess Cruises brands operating here, said Arnold Donald, chief executive officer and president at Carnival Corporation and Carnival Plc, meaning four of the Norovirus, a highly contagious stomach bug, struck dozens of passengers aboard the cruise ship the Star Princess during a two-week sojourn through the Hawaiian Islands. The outbreak came just six months after more than 150 people on board the same cruise Sixteen ports around the country will benefit from cruise ship visits over the next six months, including the Bay of Islands, Gisborne and Dunedin. The Diamond Princess cruise ship is grand, it's royal and it's making her presence known at Auckland's Queen Princess Cruises said its next ship will be called Majestic Princess. The 3,560-passenger ship will be based year-round in China and will also carry a Chinese name on the hull, 盛世公主号 (Sheng Shi Gong Zhu Hao). Princess said the name was picked by .

Princess Cruises has announced the name of its latest ship under construction that will be based year-round in China. The 143,000-tonne vessel currently being built at the Fincantieri shipyard in Monfalcone, Italy will be named Majestic Princess. The Majestic Princess—Princess Cruises’ newest ship and the first built specifically for Chinese guests—will be based year-round in China, the company announced last week. The plan for its debut, in Summer 2017, has the ship sailing out of Shanghai the first global company to operate four cruise brands in 2017 when AIDA Cruises and Carnival Cruise Line join Costa Cruises and Princess Cruises in the country. Part of Carnival Corporation’s long-term, multi-brand strategy to provide all segments in addition to the Princess and Costa services currently used in the country. By next year, the company will operate six cruise ships in China, up from four today, executives said. Carnival believes that the industry’s future will be in China .