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Carnival Cruise Line and AIDA Cruises to join Costa Cruises and princess cruises in China in 2017, making Carnival Corporation the first global cruise company with four cruise brands in the Chinese market Carnival Corporation introducing two more China 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 of 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 It will arrive in Cozumel, Mexico on “the Day of the Dead,” followed by Progresso, Mexico. princess cruises from New York From scary movie showings on the large outdoor screen to kids trick-or-treating around the ship, Princess has an array of 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 But cruise lines are raising daily service fees and gratuities, inflating the price of cruising for groups and those traveling with children. Princess Cruises, a Carnival Corp. brand, is the latest to jump on the bandwagon. On Jan. 1, 2016, the cruise .

Auckland’s bumper cruise season has officially kicked off with the arrival of Princess Cruises’ mega liner Diamond Princess into port today (October 08). New Zealand's tourism sector can expect a big boost, with a record breaking cruise season ahead. While the Caribbean is still the No. 1 cruising ground, several cruise lines are seeking growth in untapped areas such as Australia, China and South America to capture more of the global market. Last week, Princess Cruises — a cruise brand of rival player in the cruise line industry and owns some of the world's leading brands like Carnival Cruise Line, Holland America Line, and Princess Cruises. The company’s revenue has gradually increased over the past fiscal years with minor dips on the way. The Chinese market has commanded the majority of headlines lately, with Norwegian, Carnival, Princess, MSC and Royal Caribbean all announcing plans to shift focus on the burgeoning cruise market. That doesn't mean Florida is out of the loop, though. .