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CONTENTSWHERE IN THE WORLD?2WHICH STYLE?4WHICH CABIN, STATEROOM OR SUITE?5WHY BLT?6WHICH CRUISE LINE? 7LUXURYWELCOME ABOARD!A quick word from BLT s Cruise DirectorCruising has become the World’s best knownsecret and it has become incredibly popularwith more than a million Australians cruisingin 2015.What I always say is: “You only have tounpack once to see the world go by!”Relax on deck or spend time in the gym,party into the night and sleep in the nextday, pamper yourself with a spa treatmentand enjoy the onboard entertainmentprogram, let somebody else take care of thekids whilst cooling off in the child-free pool,sipping a cocktail. Then during shore visitsexperience exotic sites and diverse cultures.in order to create a cruise holiday that’s justright for you.So what are the main differences betweencruise lines, ships, styles, staterooms anditineraries?Well in short there truly is something foreveryone.Whether you are single, a couple,a family, young or young at heart, wantto travel with a group of friends or havea family reunion, there are perfect cruiseoptions available for all!The hardest decision to make is which cruiseis right for you? Not every cruise line or shipis suitable for everyone so we have createdour Cruise Guide to make the choice easierfor you.With ships taking from as few as 20 to morethan 6000 passengers on a global fleet ofriver and ocean going cargo and supply,scientific survey, exploration and adventure,luxury, premium, popular, large and smallships, each with a myriad of cabin andstateroom types and categories. There areitineraries from as short as 2 day, to morethan 100 day “Around the World” journeys The possibilities are endless!If you like the idea of combining greatfood, entertainment, adventure, action,excitement, relaxation, friendly service andpure pampering, then there is certainly acruise for you.Personally speaking, I have experienced 36(and still counting!) different cruises with myfamily to various places around the worldand talking from the heart there truly is nobetter holiday.In this guide, to help you make the rightchoice we have showcased and rated themost popular cruise lines and ships to makeit even easier for you to see the differencesBon Voyage!Holger HomannCruise DirectorBLT - Business & Leisure TravelCrystal Cruises.8Hapag-Lloyd Cruises.9Regent Seven Seas Cruises. 10Seabourn.11SeaDream. 12Silversea.13Windstar Cruises.14PREMIUMAzamara.15Celebrity Cruises.16Cunard .17Oceania Cruises.18P&O Cruises World Cruises.19Viking Cruises.20POPULARCarnival Cruise Lines (Australia). 21Carnival Cruise Lines (International).22Fred.Olsen Cruise Lines.23Holland America Line.24MSC Cruises.25Norwegian Cruise Line.26P&O Cruises.27Princess Cruises.28Royal Caribbean International.29Star Cruises.30ADVENTURE & SMALL SHIPCaptain Cook Cruises. 31Coral Expeditions.32Hapag-Lloyd Cruises.33Hurtigruten.34Lindblad Expeditions - National Geographic.35North Star Cruises.36Ponant .37Sea Cloud Cruises.38Silversea.39Star Clippers.40Swan Hellenic. 41Voyages of Discovery.42Windstar Cruises.43AT HOME. BEFORE YOUR CRUISE44AT HOME. AT SEA45Worldwide 2016 BLT (QLD) PTY LTDCruise Centre
SANTORINITHAILANDALASKAWHERE IN THE WORLD?The first step before booking any cruise is to decide where you wantto go and what you want to see.1AUSTRALIAShips depart regularly from Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne,Newcastle, Fremantle (Perth) and Cairns and itineraries arevaried. Some journey along the remote West Australiancoastline whilst others offer wine and food tours inTasmania. Cruises along Queensland’s coast may includeshore excursions to places like Thursday Island, Cooktown,Port Douglas and the Whitsundays, offering tour options thatgive you a chance to marvel at the scenery and marine life ofthe Great Barrier Reef. Some ships also sail around northernAustralia, including stops at Darwin and extended itinerariesthrough the Kimberley region. Circumnavigation cruises aresometimes available.3542NEW ZEALANDThe land of the long white cloud is perfect for a cruiseholiday. Marvel at the especially breathtaking beauty ofFiordland National Park, Akaroa, the Marlborough Region andThe Bay of Islands along with the popular ports of Dunedin,Christchurch, Wellington, Napier, Tauranga and Auckland,where shore excursions allow you to sample New Zealand’swonderful food and wine and gain insight into Maori culture– you may even get to meet a hobbit!AFRICA, MIDDLE EAST and INDIAMiddle Eastern cruises have become more and more popularwith itineraries departing all year round from the ArabianPeninsula (mainly Dubai) and cruising either through theSuez Canal to Eastern Mediterranean Countries or around TheArabian Gulf and Emirate States with stops in India en routeto Asia. African cruises are seasonal as cruise lines deploytheir ships to the West Coast of Africa during the Europeanwinter months. These cruises depart mainly from Cape Townor Durban in South Africa.2467THE PACIFICAustralians are hooked on the relaxed nature and warmwelcome of our South Pacific Polynesian and Melanesianneighbours. Palm lined, pristine beaches and tropical lagoonswith safe swimming make this region a real family favourite.A seven-night cruise departing from Cairns, Brisbane, Sydney,Melbourne or Auckland can take you to idyllic destinationsthroughout PNG, the Solomon Islands, New Caledonia,the Loyalty Islands and Vanuatu. Longer cruises will takeyou even further to the islands of Fiji, Tonga, Western andAmerican Samoas, The Cook Islands and Tahiti in FrenchPolynesia. The Hawaiian Islands in the Northern Pacificare another year round favourite with itineraries includingstunning beaches, surf, Pearl Harbour, active volcanoes andHawaiian culture.ASIA and INDOCHINACruising makes exploring the fascinating countries andcultures of this region effortless. Singapore is a departureport for round-trip cruises through the Straits of Malaccato Penang and Langkawi in Malaysia and to Phuket, KoSamui and Bangkok in Thailand. Hong Kong and Shanghaiare gateway ports for itineraries that include South Korea,Japan, China, Vietnam and Cambodia. Other itineraries sailbetween Southeast Asia and Australia. River cruising optionsare available in Myanmar (River Kwai), Laos, Cambodia andVietnam (Mekong River) and China (Yangtze River).EUROPEAN RIVERSVisit UNESCO World Heritage-listed villages and towns,medieval walled cities with cobbled streets and castles, superbmuseums and art galleries. Marvel at the beautiful sceneryof the wine growing regions. Europe’s Rhine, Moselle andDanube rivers are the most popular waterways for rivercruise vessels but you can also cruise through France alongthe Saone, Rhone and Seine, through Portugal and Spain onthe Duoro River, and along canals, rivers and lakes betweenMoscow and St Petersburg in Russia.98EUROPE – SOUTH - THE ATLANTICand MEDITERRANEANMediterranean ports offer an alluring combination of history,architecture and rich culture combined with fabulous foodand wine. A broad range of itineraries take you to islandgroups such as The Canary Islands, Madeira, Malta and theSpanish Balaeric Islands whilst other itineraries include manyiconic port cities. These include Lisbon in Portugal, Gibraltar,Valencia and Barcelona in Spain, Marseille and Nice in France,Genoa, Rome, Naples (Pompeii), Sicily, and Venice in Italy,Split and Dubrovnik on the Dalmatian coast, Athens and theGreek Islands and when safe to do so, to ports in Turkey, TheUkraine, Israel, Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco.USA, CANADA and EASTERN RUSSIA10Many cruise lines offer itineraries around this region, from smalladventure-style vessels to large resort ships. Journeys along thefamed Inside Passage of Alaska mainly depart from Vancouverin Canada and Seattle in the USA. The most popular itinerariestypically include visits to Ketchikan, Sawyer Glacier, Juneau,Skagway, Glacier Bay National Park, Sitka and Anchorage. Cruisesalong the east coast of Canada begin in Montreal, New York orBoston, and ports of call include Halifax, Quebec City, Nova Scotia,New Brunswick and Newfoundland. Cruises also operate along theMississippi in the South and Snake River in the North. Seasonalitineraries operate from Los Angeles to the Mexican Riviera,Alaska and to Hawaii. One further itinerary of note traverses theNorth West Passage and tracks north of the continent of NorthAmerica from Greenland to Nome in Alaska or continues across toEastern Russia and down the coast to Vladivostok. Cruises to theCaribbean depart mainly from Miami and Fort Lauderdale, USA.11THE CARIBBEAN, MEXICO and CUBAMost cruises to this region operate from Florida in the USA.The Caribbean has beautiful islands and intriguing ports such asAruba, Barbados, The Bahamas, Haiti, The Dominican Republic,Grand Turk and Cancun. Itineraries may also provide access tosites of ancient civilizations such as Chichen Itza of the MayanEmpire in Mexico or simply step back in time with a visit toCuba. Many more passengers cruise the Caribbean simply toexperience the massive superliners that sail these waters. Theseships are destinations in themselves and an increasing numberof Australians and New Zealanders are keen to sample this styleof cruising. It should be said that not all ships that sail theCaribbean carry 6000 passengers!12EUROPE – NORTH and THE BALTICMany cruises embark from UK, Denmark and Germany,which suit Australians and New Zealanders, many of whomhave family ties with Europe and like to take a cruise whilstvisiting friends and relatives there! Northern Europeanitineraries cover dozens of ports around the UK, Ireland,Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Poland, Germany, Estonia,Iceland, the Arctic and Western Russia. Many of these cruisesare confined to the European summer months, however,some coastal shipping routes, in addition to providingcruise passenger options, also operate year round to providesupplies to remote ports otherwise inaccessible by road or air.Transatlantic crossings operate from Europe to New York andprovide a nostalgic glimpse of travel from a bygone era.SOUTH AMERICA and ANTARCTICAIt is possible to circumnavigate South America via the PanamaCanal in the north and Cape Horn in the south however there is anamazing array of destinations in between. Some ocean itinerarieseven include the mighty Amazon River in Brazil, sailing up as far asManaus, whilst other smaller ships and boats will take passengerseven further upstream to Iquitos in Peru. Other cruises includeVenezuela, Columbia, the Galapagos Islands, Easter Island, TheFalkland Islands, South Georgia and the Chilean Fjords. Ushuaia(the world’s most southerly city) is the main “jumping off” port forcruises that visit the Antarctic, however, some cruises depart fromValparaiso (Santiago) in Chile or Buenos Aires in Argentina. Whilstcrossing the Straits of Magellan can be an adventure all on itsown it should be noted that most Antarctic cruises are expeditioncruises and carry wildlife experts who lead information-rich shoreexcursions, landing on the ice via Zodiacs!Around the World, Half RoundWorld and Circle CruisesYear after year the major cruise lines deploy their ships tocircumnavigate the globe with itineraries ranging from 64 to over100 days. Australia is fortunate to have departures each April/May. “sector cruises” are also available on each round the worldvoyage enabling guests to experience one way itineraries of justa part of the global voyage. Circle fares are becoming also verypopular with great itineraries starting from Australian ports andcircling either the South Pacific, South America or the IndianOcean and South Africa, not to forget circumnavigation cruisesaround Australia.3
WHICH STYLE?WHICH CABIN, STATEROOM OR SUITE?NOW YOU KNOW WHERE YOU WANT TO CRUISE,THE NEXT STEP IS CHOOSING THE SHIP THAT BEST SUITS YOU.IT’S YOUR CHOICENo matter what your interests, the activities you enjoy or the foodyou prefer; there’s a ship that’s right for you. Eleven major cruiselines and dozens of smaller companies offer voyages on a hugerange of vessels to destinations around the world - so the firstquestion to ask yourself before you choose a ship is, “What kindof a cruise am I looking for?”Your answer will help determine the style of cruise experienceyou seek, and that in turn will narrow down your choice ofsuitable ships. A retired professional couple who enjoy fine dining,prestigious wines and discussing the history of democracy, forinstance, may feel more at home on a mid-size or small ship whichcaters to worldly, sophisticated cruise travellers rather than funfocused singles, couples or families, honeymooners and groups offriends, who may prefer a resort-style ship - especially if their ideaof fun is cocktails, sporting activities and dancing into the night.Large ships suit families well as they cater for guests of all ages,providing clubs for youngsters while allowing their parents andgrandparents ample free time by the pool and the chance topractice their golf, surfing, climbing, have spa treatments, attendyoga or cooking classes. Many mid-size ships also cater for families,and offer excellent kids’ clubs.For many, the quality of food and wine, cuisine and dining style arecrucial. If you love gourmet food, smaller ships are likely to suit youMost cruise lines refer to even their most basic cabin as a stateroomso the term “Stateroom” can itself be rather misleading. Dictionarydefinitions vary but to keep things in perspective it is easier to say thaton all ships there is a large variety of cabins of various sizes and withvarious features to choose from. Think too of the difference betweenEconomy Class, Premium Economy, Business and First Class on anaircraft.so with no natural light once the lights are turned off, it is dark! ThisGenerally speaking there are 4 main categories to choose from:Inside, ocean view, balcony or verandah cabins and suites.view may only have been via a port hole but on today’s modern shipsWithin each category there are many sub-categories and variations.Pricing of a particular cabin type may also be based on it’s location onthe ship, its size, and so on.be opened.Many first-time cruisers forgo ships that have formal nights,preferring casual dress. If a cruise you like has black-tie eventsbut you don’t want to glam up, check to see if the ship also offersinformal dining options.The most affordable are cabins situated at the very front, back or in“awkward” positions on the ship eg next to lifts, laundry and otherpublic areas. Prices slowly increase both as the cabins get closer tomidship (the centre) of the ship and from the lower to the higherdecks.slightly larger than inside/outside cabins usually with a small loungeRemember to match the ship and cruise you choose to your ownpreferred activities and interests. Do you want nonstop activity andupbeat ambience, or would you prefer to read, relax, play bridge andlisten to lectures on photography, wildlife, history, wine or food?On each ship there are family friendly cabins, staterooms and suitesthat can be used as triple or quad share for families with children orfriends travelling together. Some cabins have interconnecting doors toother cabins. A small number of family friendly cabins are available onsome cruise lines which will take up to 8 guests in one suite.A number of cabins on each ship are wheelchair accessible with muchlarger bathrooms. These must all be booked well in advance as thereare only ever a limited number available.best; however, larger ships do offer a wider range of cuisines andrestaurants, some overseen by celebrity chefs.Also consider whether you mind dining at set times and beingseated with strangers or whether you’d rather decide when, whereand with whom you dine, night by night. Many modern shipsoffer flexible dining times and allow you to choose your diningcompanions. If this is important to you it pays to check theavailable dining options for a particular ship before you book.Lastly, the size of your ship can be a good indication of the style ofcruise. Typically, the smaller the ship, the more tailored it may beto your tastes. By the same token, a large ship offers an array ofchoices, but it may also mean you have to queue at certain times.Seek our specialist advice to help you decide which options best suityou, your personality and your travel budget.AT A GLANCE: CAPACITY AND STYLE OF CRUISESMALL/BOUTIQUE SHIPS20-600 passengers.You can find almosteverything from cargoand scientific ships to themost luxurious yachts andships afloat. Many provideexceptional service.4MID-SIZE SHIPS600-1600 passengers.Have fewer public roomsand less glitzy shows, but adecent range of activitiesand entertainment, andchoice of dining venues.There may be queues butthey generally move quickly.may be disorientating to some as when you wake up it can be difficultto figure out whether it is now night or day – a clock comes in handy!Inside cabin sizes vary from ship to ship but all are spacious enough.Outside cabins are also known as Ocean view cabins. They are designedsimilarly to Inside cabins and also come with a view! Years ago thisthey have much larger picture windows. Ocean view windows cannotBalcony or Verandah cabins are a great choice. They are normallyarea and a door through which you can step out to enjoy the fresh airand feel the breeze from your own private balcony. Balconies range insize from ship to ship and the room category and deck you may be on.Suites are everyone’s favourite when you really want to spoilyourselves. There are many different categories to choose from Mini, Junior, Grand, Royal, Penthouse and Owners Suites each subcategory larger and with more features than the previous.Just as amazing as the larger size of the cabin is the variety ofinclusions - Bathrobes and slippers, private spas, marble bathroomslarger than your own at home, hammocks on the balcony, separateAll cabins have as a minimum twin or double bedding, seating, TV,dressing table, wardrobe and their own private bathroom.lounge and dining rooms, powder rooms, walk in wardrobes, additionalInside cabins are the most economical. They do not have a windowservice the list goes on.bedrooms, some even have upstairs and downstairs, 24 hour butlerA GUIDE TO CABIN CATEGORIESLARGE SHIPS1600-3000 passengers.Here you will find a muchlarger variety of activities,entertainment and thingsto do with many additionaldining options.MEGA SHIPS3000-6000 passengers.You feel you are somewhere on a resort styleisland, with more optionsto choose from than youhave time onboard.INSIDE CABINSThe most affordable asthey have no ocean-facingwindows or portholesand are on the inside ofcorridors. Some may haveviews of the ship’s atrium.OCEAN VIEW CABINSOften the same size asstandard inside cabins,but these come witha porthole or window.Check that your view isn’tobstructed.BALCONY CABINSAllow you to get plentyof fresh air and, on mostships, balconies are largeenough so you can relaxand imagine you are onyour own private ship.SUITES ANDPENTHOUSESCome in a variety of sizes,mostly with balconies, andmay include spa baths,private butlers and manyother luxuries.5
Why?BLT (Business & Leisure Travel) is a local just like you - with our officesconveniently located in Cairns, Townsville, Weipa and Thursday Island.This year, as an award winning World Wide Cruise Centre, we proudlycelebrate 30 years of looking after North Queenslanders’ cruise holidays.There are many ways you can book a cruise – direct with a particularcruise line, via an online cruise website, based who knows where or viaany other travel agent - and all at very similar rates - so why choose tobook with BLT?There is simply no substitute for a knowledgeable local – you can alwayslook us in the eye, gain honest opinions, make informed choices thenallow us to do all the hard work so you can enjoy that perfect holiday.Our team members are all passionate about travel and have greatin-depth knowledge of all things cruising. We are professional cruiseadvisors and we are fortunate to have cruised on many occasionsourselves!6Which Cruise line?advisors are here to guide you through the myriad of choices until youarrive at what will become your perfect holiday.Finding the best deal is just the beginning as we then remain on handto assist you with all aspects of your entire journey: Travel insuranceoptions, required visas, connecting flights, special assistance and onboardrequests, airport transfers, pre and post cruise accommodation, porttransfers, shore excursions and additional tour options.We are your essential travel checklist, making sure all the details aretaken care of, so all you have to do is enjoy your well-earned holiday!Cruise ships make regular calls to Cairns, Townsville and Thursday Islandand as a major cruise retailer we are offered exclusive invitations to inviteour clients for walk-arounds on these ships. This is a perfect way toexperience first-hand the diversity of styles of the ships and cruise linesthat visit our region.Our success in the cruising industry is proof that we work for our clientsand not for the cruise lines. We are always on the lookout for the bestvalue deal for our clients based on your requests and requirements andwe check across all legitimate and safe booking channels.It doesn’t end there. When you arrive home from your cruise, wewant to hear all about your trip – what you liked most, any difficultiesencountered and in the event of an insurance claim we even assist youwith the paperwork – we want your trip to be memorable for all the rightreasons!Your holiday starts at your very first meeting with us, at which pointyou will soon realise that even this cruise guide does not explain all theoptions and possibilities that are available to you. Our experienced cruiseHaving cruised once, you will have come to realise that BLT and yourcruise advisor are trusted friends who will always be there to assist andguide you - every time you travel!Having decided where you want to cruise to, the style of cruise andcabin category that you wish to enjoy, the next step is to decide on acruise line AND ship that best matches your needs.To help you to make the right choice, on the following pages, you willfind an overview of some of the cruise lines that we recommend. Thetexts have been approved and images have been provided by each cruiseline, however, based on our own experiences and those of our pastcruise clients, we have scored each cruise line to make it easier foryou to see quality differences between the diverse range of cruise lines.Please note this is OUR own rating system and not a particular cruiseline or other industry rating system.We have created our own cruise line categories - Luxury, Premium,Popular, Adventure and Small Ship. In certain cases a particular cruiseline exists in more than one category, as they may have differentlystyled ships and cruising options.LUXURYIndulgent, lavish, boutique and personalised. This category has thehighest staff to passenger ratio, ensuring the uppermost standards ofservice at all times throughout the ship. Cruise inclusions may includeopen bar, butler service, speciality restaurants and shore excursionsacross all cabin grades.premiumThis category generally contains the cruise lines with the largest fleetswith upmarket service and facilities. Entertainment options may includechoices of quality show productions, night clubs, bars and restaurants.Sporting, fitness and self-improvement classes, speciality and celebritychef restaurants may also be available.POPULARThis category is the largest, most informal and family friendly of allhaving more quad-share and interconnecting rooms. This category isalso attractive to fun loving younger couples and multi-generationalfamily and friends celebrations and reunions. Many optional extras areavailable.adventure & small shipCruise lines in this category follow in the footsteps of the originalexplorers and due to their smaller size can venture into places thatlarger ships simply cannot. Each cruise is a voyage of discovery all onits own and a chance to experience and learn about local cultures withguest speakers and shore excursions. This category has the most rangeof cruise styles from the most luxurious sailing vessels to supply shipsand scientific expedition vessels.7
LUXURYLine: Crystal CruisesEstablished: 1988Vessels: Crystal Symphony andCrystal SerenityBLT Rating:Tonnage: 51,044 and 68,870Passengers: 922 and 1,070WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THE PRICE:»» Accommodation»» Entertainment»» All meals including specialtyrestaurants (no surcharge)»» Complimentary bottled water,soft drinks and coffee»» 24 hour room service»» Fitness classes and state-of-theart fitness equipment includingspin bikes and Kinesis machines»» Onboard activities»» Crystal Visions EnrichmentProgram lecture series andCreative Learning Institute classes.»» Port, security and handlingcharges»» GratuitiesLUXURYThe All-Inclusive Crystal Experience is a heady combination of indulgent services and enrichingdiscovery. Since our debut in 1990, we have been elevating and redefining the traditional notionsof luxury cruising with innovative excellence, exquisitely designed ships, bold itineraries, customizeddestination immersion, and the highest standards of personalized service at sea and on land. A provenleader in evolving the guest experience to stay ahead of global luxury travel trends, we were the firstcruise line to partner with celebrity chefs—our Silk Road and Sushi Bar alternative dining venues are theonly sea-going restaurants in Nobu Matsuhisa’s worldwide empire.FACILITIESButlers and concierge, laundry/ valet services,medical services, photo shop, news services,inoculations information, religious services,safety amenities, bars, spa and fitness, nightlyentertainment , shopping, junior activities, fullsize paddle tennis court, PGA Golf Pro,intellectual activities, onboard lectures, cocktailbars, productions shows, piano bar, AvenueSaloon, Open Bar.ACCOMMODATIONExquisite views of an ever-changing horizon.From the sublime comfort and quiet privacy ofyour well-appointed verandah stateroom or suite,watch the world unfold before your very eyes.BE PAMPERED: A haven of serenity. YourPenthouse is attended to by a personal butler.THE DIFFERENCE IS A PERFECT NIGHT’S SLEEP:Your complete comfort is our only wish.SANCTUARY AT SEA: Your spacious, contemporaryCrystal Serenity Penthouse Bedroom8Crystal Serenity Penthouse Bedroomstateroom has all the touches of home. andsomething not found at home - an amazingocean view. This is your sanctuary.CLEAN. CRISP. CRYSTAL CLEAR. PURE ROOMSAVAILABLE: Breathe easy. Crystal is pleased tobe the first cruise line to feature allergy-friendlyDeluxe PURE Staterooms at sea.THE FINER THINGS: The softest linens andEgyptian cotton bath towels. Only the finestluxuries are found throughout your stateroom.THE ULTIMATE INDULGENCE: Step across thethreshold of a Crystal Penthouse and enter aworld of rarefied luxury. Separate living anddining areas, a private workout studio.DELICIOUS BEGINNINGS: As morning breaks onshore, savour the arrival of each new day with aquiet breakfast on your private verandah.SIMPLE LUXURIES: The pure beauty of freshflowers. The pampered comfort of twice-dailyhousekeeping and nightly turndown service.Crystal Serenity Cat CPhotos courtesy of Crystal CruisesWhen passion determines the course. The Hapag-Lloy
cruises that visit the Antarctic, however, some cruises depart from Valparaiso (Santiago) in Chile or Buenos Aires in Argentina. Whilst crossing the Straits of Magellan can be an adventure all on its own it should be noted that most Antarctic cruises are expedition cruises a
CRUISE 1) Cruise at .74 MACH. Alternative cruise: .77 MACH. 2) Hi-speed cruise at .81 @ fuel burn penalty. 3) Typical cruise altitude 20,000s FLs. 4) Fuel burn is 1540 pph per engine at FL240. 5) Headwinds will increase engine power, reduce cruise speed and decrease range. 6) Tailwinds will decrease engine power, increase cruise speed and increase range. 7) Follow previously entered FMC waypoints.
cruise industry trade association, has released the 2019 Cruise Trends and State of the Cruise Industry Outlook. The report offers a look at the trends impacting cruise travel in the coming year and beyond as well as the overall global economic impact. Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) is the unified
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Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), the world's largest cruise industry trade association, has released the 2018 State of the Cruise Industry Outlook. The report offers an in-depth look at the continued positive trajectory of the cruise industry's global economic impact as well as the trends impacting cruise travel in
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) released the State of the Cruise Industry Outlook 2017, revealing global cruise travel is continuing to grow at a steady pace. The outlook provides a snapshot of the global cruise industry while also forecasting trends that will impact cruise travel and the industry. 2
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