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Cruise Ships in Service – July 2021 Special Report Cruise Industry News Cruise Ships in SERVICE July 2021 Ocean Ships In Service: 141 Ships July 2021 Cruise Lines Operating 50 Brands Average Capacity: 1,298 Passengers Total Berths at 100%: 183,007 Berths MSC Cruises Ship: MSC Grandiosa Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 4,888 Built: 2019 Homeport: Genoa (Italy) Itinerary: Western Mediterranean – Civitavecchia, Naples, Palermo and Valletta Status: Sailing Ship: MSC Seaside Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 4,140 Built: 2017 Homeport: Genoa (Italy) Itinerary: Western Mediterranean – Civitavecchia, Valletta, Siracusa and Taranto Status: Sailing Ship: MSC Virtuosa Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 4,888 Built: 2021 Homeport: Southampton (United Kingdom) Itinerary: Seven-night cruises to Belfast, Portland and Liverpool Status: Sailing Ship: MSC Orchestra Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,550 Built: 2007 Homeport: Venice and Bari (Italy) Itinerary: Greek Islands and Croatia – Corfu, Mykonos and Dubrovnik Status: Sailing Ship: MSC Splendida Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 3,300 Built: 2009 Homeport: Trieste and Bari (Italy) Itinerary: Eastern Mediterranean – Dubrovnik, Kotor and Corfu Status: Sailing Ship: MSC Magnifica Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,550 Source: Cruise Industry News | www.CruiseIndustryNews.com Built: 2010 Homeport: Venice and Bari (Italy) Itinerary: Greece and Croatia – Piraeus, Mykonos and Split Status: Sailing Ship: MSC Seaview Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 4,140 Built: 2018 Homeport: Kiel (Germany) Itinerary: Baltic with visits to Sweden and Estonia Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 3, 2021 MSC Cruises Summary Ships: 7 Berths: 26,456 Royal Caribbean International Ship: Quantum of the Seas Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 4,100 Built: 2014 Homeport: Singapore Itinerary: Three- and four-night cruises to nowhere, exclusive to Singapore residents Status: Sailing Ship: Adventure of the Seas Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 3,100 Built: 2001 Homeport: Nassau (Bahamas) Itinerary: Week-long cruise to CocoCay (with overnight), Cozumel and Freeport Status: Sailing Ship: Freedom of the Seas Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 3,600 Built: 2006 Homeport: Miami (United States) Itinerary: 3- and 4-night Bahamas and Perfect Day at CocoCay Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 2, 2021 Ship: Anthem of the Seas Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 4,100 Built: 2015 Homeport: Southampton (England) Itinerary: British Islands Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 7, 2021 Source: Cruise Industry News | www.CruiseIndustryNews.com Ship: Jewel of the Seas Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,100 Built: 2004 Homeport: Limassol (Cyprus) Itinerary: Piraeus, Rhodes, Mykonos, Santorini and Crete Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 10, 2021 Ship: Serenade of the Seas Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,100 Built: 2003 Homeport: Seattle (United States) Itinerary: Juneau, Sitka, Ketchikan and Icy Strait Point Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 19, 2021 Ship: Odyssey of the Seas Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 4,100 Built: 2021 Homeport: Fort Lauderdale (United States) Itinerary: 6- and 8-night Southern and Western Caribbean Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 31, 2021 Royal Caribbean International Summary Ships: 7 Berths: 23,200 Carnival Cruise Line Ship: Carnival Vista Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 4,000 Built: 2016 Homeport: Galveston (United States) Itinerary: Week-long cruises to Western Caribbean Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 3, 2021 Ship: Carnival Horizon Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 4,000 Built: 2018 Homeport: Miami (United States) Itinerary: Six-night cruises to Western Caribbean Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 4, 2021 Ship: Carnival Breeze Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 3,650 Built: 2012 Homeport: Galveston (United States) Itinerary: Four and five-night cruises to Western Caribbean Source: Cruise Industry News | www.CruiseIndustryNews.com Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 15, 2021 Ship: Carnival Miracle Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,100 Built: 2004 Homeport: Seattle (United States) Itinerary: Seven-day cruises featuring calls in Juneau, Skagway, and Ketchikan, as well as scenic cruising in Tracy Arm Fjord Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 27, 2021 Ship: Mardi Gras Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 5,200 Built: 2021 Homeport: Port Canaveral (United States) Itinerary: Seven-day cruises to Eastern and Western Caribbean Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 31, 2021 Carnival Cruise Line Summary Ships: 5 Berths: 18,950 Celebrity Cruises Ship: Celebrity Millennium Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,038 Built: 2000 Homeport: Phillipsburg (St. Maarten) until early July; Seattle (United States) from July 23 Itinerary: Caribbean until early July; Alaska from July 23 Status: Sailing Ship: Celebrity Apex Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,908 Built: 2020 Homeport: Piraeus (Greece) Itinerary: Mediterranean – Greek Islands, Israel and Cyprus Status: Sailing Ship: Celebrity Edge Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,908 Built: 2018 Homeport: Fort Lauderdale (United States) Itinerary: Rotating schedule of Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries Status: Sailing Ship: Celebrity Silhouette Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,894 Source: Cruise Industry News | www.CruiseIndustryNews.com Built: 2011 Homeport: Southampton (England) Itinerary: British Islands Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 3, 2021 Ship: Celebrity Flora Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 100 Built: 2019 Homeport: Baltra (Ecuador) Itinerary: Galapagos Expeditions Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 4, 2021 Ship: Celebrity Summit Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,038 Built: 2001 Homeport: Phillipsburg (St. Maarten) Itinerary: Caribbean – Seven nights to Aruba, Curaçao and Barbados or seven nights to Tortola, St. Lucia and Barbados Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 3, 2021 Ship: Celebrity Xpedition Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 100 Built: 2001 Homeport: Baltra (Ecuador) Itinerary: Galapagos Expeditions Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 24, 2021 Ship: Celebrity Equinox Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,850 Built: 2009 Homeport: Fort Lauderdale (United States) Itinerary: Seven-night cruise visiting Cozumel, Costa Maya and Nassau Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 25, 2021 Celebrity Cruises Summary Ships: 8 Berths: 15,836 Costa Cruises Ship: Costa Smeralda Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 5,224 Built: 2019 Homeport: Savona (Italy) Itinerary: Western Italy – La Spezia, Civitavecchia, Naples, Messina and Cagliari; Western Mediterranean cruises planned from July 3 Status: Sailing Source: Cruise Industry News | www.CruiseIndustryNews.com Ship: Costa Luminosa Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,260 Built: 2009 Homeport: Trieste and Bari (Italy) Itinerary: Eastern Mediterranean – Corfu, Piraeus, Kotor and Dubrovnik Status: Sailing Ship: Costa Deliziosa Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,260 Built: 2010 Homeport: Venice and Bari (Italy) Itinerary: Greek Islands – Mykonos (with overnight), Corfu and Argostoli Status: Sailing Ship: Costa Firenze Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 4,232 Built: 2020 Homeport: Savona (Italy) Itinerary: Week-long cruise to Italy visiting Savona, Civitavecchia, Palermo, Naples, Messina and Cagliari; Western Mediterranean sailings planned from September 12 Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 4, 2021 Costa Cruises Summary Ships: 4 Berths: 13,976 TUI Cruises Ship: Mein Schiff 2 Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,900 Built: 2019 Homeport: Palma de Mallorca (Spain) Itinerary: Spanish Mediterranean with calls in ports such as Barcelona, Valencia, Alicante, Cádiz and Málaga Status: Sailing Ship: Mein Schiff 1 Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,900 Built: 2018 Homeport: Kiel (Germany) Itinerary: “Blue Cruises” in Northern Europe Status: Sailing Ship: Mein Schiff 6 Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,500 Built: 2018 Source: Cruise Industry News | www.CruiseIndustryNews.com Homeport: Kiel (Germany) Itinerary: “Blue Cruises” in Northern Europe Status: Sailing Ship: Mein Schiff 5 Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,500 Built: 2016 Homeport: Heraklion (Greece) Itinerary: Two different one-week itineraries to the Greek Isles with calls in Rhodes, Piraeus, Souda, Corfu, Katalokon and Piraeus Status: Sailing Ship: Mein Schiff 4 Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,500 Built: 2015 Homeport: Genoa (Italy) Itinerary: Two different one-week itineraries to the Italy and France with calls in Salerno, Civitavecchia, Cannes and more Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 8, 2021 TUI Cruises Summary Ships: 5 Berths: 13,300 AIDA Ship: AIDAblu Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,174 Built: 2010 Homeport: Corfu (Greece) Itinerary: Greek Islands including Piraeus, Crete, Rhodes and Katakolon Status: Sailing Ship: AIDAsol Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,174 Built: 2011 Homeport: Kiel (Germany) until June 26/Rostock-Warnemunde (Germany) from July 18 Itinerary: “Ahoy Cruises” with no ports of call Status: Sailing Ship: AIDAprima Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 3,250 Built: 2016 Homeport: Kiel (Germany) Itinerary: “Ahoy Cruises” with no ports of call Status: Planned – first sailing scheduled on July 3, 2021 Source: Cruise Industry News | www.CruiseIndustryNews.com Ship: AIDAperla Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 3,250 Built: 2017 Homeport: Palma de Mallorca (Spain) Itinerary: Spanish Mediterranean Status: Currently sailing with guests from the Canaries to the Mediterranean, wherethe first sailing is scheduled to July 10, 2021 Ship: AIDAmar Capacity (at 100% Occupancy): 2,174 Built: 2012
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