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Table of Contents 9 16 40 Table of Contents 9 16 40 NORTH AMERICAN CRUISE LINES SeaDream Yacht Club .............................................................. 29 MAJOR CRUISE LINES St. Lawrence Cruise Lines ...................................................... 30 Azamara .......................................................................................8 Star Clippers ............................................................................ 30 Carnival Corporation ..................................................................8 Vidanta Cruises ........................................................................ 30 Carnival Cruise Line ....................................................................9 The World ...................................................................................31 Celebrity Cruises ......................................................................10 Costa Cruises ............................................................................11 TOUR OPERATORS, CHARTERERS AND OTHERS Crystal Cruises .........................................................................12 Abercrombie & Kent .................................................................31 Cunard Line ...............................................................................12 Adventure Canada ....................................................................31 Disney Cruise Line ....................................................................13 G Adventures 32 Holland America Line ..............................................................13 Grand Circle Cruise Line ..........................................................32 Hurtigruten North America ....................................................14 Peregrine Adventures ..............................................................32 MSC Cruises USA .......................................................................15 Polar Latitudes ......................................................................... 33 Norwegian Cruise Line ............................................................16 Quark Expeditions ................................................................... 33 Oceania Cruises ........................................................................17 SunStone Ships ......................................................................... 33 Princess Cruises ........................................................................18 UnCruise Adventures .............................................................. 34 Regent Seven Seas Cruises .....................................................19 Zegrahm Expeditions .............................................................. 34 Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection ..................................................19 Royal Caribbean International ...............................................20 SOUTH AMERICAN CRUISE LINES Seabourn Cruise Line ...............................................................21 Antarctica21.............................................................................. 34 Silversea Cruises ...................................................................... 22 Antarpply Expeditions ............................................................ 35 Viking Cruises ........................................................................... 23 Australis ..................................................................................... 35 Virgin Voyages .......................................................................... 23 Metropolitan Touring .............................................................. 35 Windstar Cruises ......................................................................24 MSC Cruises Brazil ................................................................... 36 SMALL SHIP AND NICHE LINES EUROPEAN CRUISE LINES Alaskan Dream Cruises ........................................................... 25 MAJOR CRUISE LINES American Cruise Lines ............................................................ 25 AIDA Cruises ............................................................................. 40 American Queen Steamboat Company ................................26 Carnival Maritime .................................................................... 40 Atlas Ocean Voyages ................................................................26 Celestyal Cruises .......................................................................41 Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line ...............................................27 Costa Crociere ...........................................................................41 Blount Small Ship Adventures ...............................................27 Cruise & Maritime Voyages .....................................................42 Lindblad Expeditions ...............................................................27 Cunard Line ............................................................................... 43 One Ocean Expeditions .......................................................... 28 Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines ......................................................... 43 Paul Gauguin Cruises .............................................................. 28 Hapag-Lloyd Cruises ............................................................... 43 Pearl Seas ................................................................................. 29 Marella Cruises ......................................................................... 44 Cruise Industry News: Executive Guide 2020 3 Table of Contents 44 48 64 MSC Crociere ............................................................................ 44 Jalesh Cruises .............................................................................57 Ponant ........................................................................................ 45 Mano Cruises ............................................................................ 58 P&O Cruises .............................................................................. 46 Pullmantur .................................................................................47 ASIA-PACIFIC CRUISE LINES Saga Cruises ..............................................................................47 Astro Ocean Cruises ................................................................ 62 TUI Cruises ................................................................................ 48 Asuka Cruise ............................................................................. 62 Viking Cruises ........................................................................... 48 Aurora Expeditions ................................................................. 62 Bohai .......................................................................................... 62 SMALL SHIP AND NICHE LINES Captain Cook Cruises .............................................................. 63 ANEX Tour ..................................................................................49 Carnival Japan ........................................................................... 63 Club Med ....................................................................................49 Carnival Asia/Carnival China ................................................. 63 CroisiEurope ..............................................................................49 Carnival Asia ............................................................................. 64 Hansa Touristik ........................................................................ 50 Coral Expeditions ..................................................................... 64 Havila Kystruten ....................................................................... 50 Costa Crociere .......................................................................... 64 Hebridean Island Cruises ........................................................51 Diamond Cruises ..................................................................... 65 Hurtigruten ................................................................................51 Genting Hong Kong................................................................. 65 Mystic Cruises ...........................................................................52 Heritage Expeditions .............................................................. 66 Nicko Cruises .............................................................................52 Mitsui O.S.K. ............................................................................. 66 Oceanwide Expeditions .......................................................... 52 Norwegian Cruise Line .......................................................... 66 Polar Quest ............................................................................... 53 P&O Cruises Australia ..............................................................67 Poseidon Expeditions ............................................................. 53 Princess Cruises China .............................................................67 Sea Cloud................................................................................... 53 Royal Caribbean Cruises ......................................................... 68 Variety Cruises ......................................................................... 54 Scenic ........................................................................................ 68 True North ..................................................................................69
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