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CLIA-Specialty-Collection.Pdf Welcome to CLIA’s Specialty Cruise Collection! I am very pleased to introduce you to the wonderful world of specialty cruising by way of CLIA’s 13 amazing small, river, coastal, luxury, adventure and sailing ship members. The CLIA Specialty Cruise Collection encompasses ves- sels, of all sizes and cruises experiences in spectacular and exotic destinations and at almost every price level, including ultra-luxury. Using the theme “Experience the World in a Different way,” members of the Collection, while distinctly differ- ent, offer guests the experience of interacting intimately with the world, its landscapes, cultures and people. I have personally been extremely impressed with the remark- able success, growth and popularity of specialty cruising and the highly favorable reputation these lines widely enjoy. We created this briefing document as a reference guide and resource tool to the Collec- tion and I hope you find it interesting and informative. Please do not hesitate to contact us if we can be of any additional assistance. Meanwhile, Happy Sailing! Christine Duffy President & CEO Cruise Lines International Association TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction .........................................................................................................1 Table of Contents .............................................................................................2 AMA Waterways ...............................................................................................3 American Cruise Lines ...................................................................................5 Avalon Waterways ............................................................................................7 Azamara Club Cruises ..................................................................................10 Crystal Cruises ................................................................................................ 12 Hurtigruten ........................................................................................................14 Paul Gauguin Cruises ....................................................................................16 Pearl Seas Cruises ..........................................................................................19 Seabourn ........................................................................................................... 22 SeaDream Yacht Club.................................................................................. 25 Silversea Cruises............................................................................................ 27 Tauck River Cruises ......................................................................................29 Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection ....................................... 32 Windstar Cruises ...........................................................................................34 02 AMAWATERWAYS 21625 Prairie Street Chatsworth, CA 91311 (818) 428-6198; (800) 626-0126 AmaWaterways.com Chief Executive(s): Rudi Schreiner, President Kristin Karst, Executive Vice President Jimmy Murphy, Chairman Chief Operations Executive: Jon Burrows, Vice President, Operations Chief Business Development Executive: Ron Santangelo, Vice President, Business Development Chief Marketing Executive: Rob Rothmann, Vice President, Marketing Sales Executive: Company Profile Gary Murphy, Vice President, National Accounts Award-winning AMAWATERWAYS provides luxurious river cruise vacations on Public Relations Contacts: the great waterways of Europe, Russia, Vietnam, Cambodia and Africa. With an Matt Kovacs, Blaze PR innovative product and rapidly-growing fleet of newly-built custom-designed [email protected] ships, the line enjoys a well-deserved reputation as the leader in river cruising. Spokesperson: In 2013, AMAWATERWAYS will operate 15 luxurious vessels, including 10 on Rudi Schreiner the Danube, Douro, Rhine, Main, Mosel, Seine and Rhone rivers. Joining the European fleet in 2013 is the spectacular AMAPRIMA, featuring “Twin Balcony” staterooms, multiple dining options and a heated outdoor swimming pool. = KEY CUSTOMER PROFILE Joining the AMAVOYAGES fleet in Portugal’s Douro River Valley in 2013 is the brand new AMAVIDA offering balconies in most of her spacious staterooms and AMAWATERWAYS appeals to a suites, a casual al fresco dining terrace, a heated swimming pool, fitness center, sophisticated, upscale clientele looking for an intensive cultural experience spa, and complimentary in-room internet and movies on demand. with the convenience of a floating New Ships luxury hotel. • AMAPRIMA (2013) Age Demographic: • AMAVIDA (2013) 50–75 years old • AMAREINA (2014) Passenger Categories • AMASONATA (2014) Couples (65%), solo travelers (10%), families/multi-gen groups (10%), social/ Product Innovation, Intriguing Itineraries and New clubs/business groups (15%) Experiences Median Household Income: $75,000 With new 2013 itineraries in France, Spain and Portugal, AMAWATERWAYS has Geographic Origin expanded to 15 ships and 25 itineraries to provide its guests with unforgettable • New York City metro area • California experiences around the globe. AmaWaterways has also added new theme cruise • Florida options including a new Gourmet Cruise, a Jazz Cruise, a Chocolate Connois- seurs Cruise, Cruise and a Knitting New Year’s Cruise. 03 Gourmet Cruise: Culinary adventurer, chef, artist and seven-time Guinness World Record holder Chef Bob Blumer is the creator and host of such award-winning shows as “Glutton for Punishment” and "Surreal Gourmet” on the Food Network. Chef Blumer will bring his passion for food, complimentary cooking demonstrations and infectious enthusiasm to “food- ie” passengers aboard the AmaVida on October 22, 2013. Knitting New Year’s Cruise: Embarking on Dec. 27, 2013, AMAWATERWAYS’ inaugural knitting cruise will be hosted by acclaimed textile expert Barry Klein, owner of Trendsetter Yarns in Los Angeles. Recognized as one of the top 10 most influential men in the world of knitting, Klein is the past president of the National Needlework Association and has de- signed patterns for Vogue Knitting, Interweave Knits, and Knitters Magazine, among many others. Chocolate Connoisseurs Cruise: Slated for April 28, 2014, this new chocolate-themed “Romantic Danube” itinerary on- board the AmaCerto features expert host Norman Love of Norman Love Confections, renowned for his artisanal, hand- crafted gourmet chocolates. Unique Amenities AmaWaterways European fleet offers a luxurious experience with spacious cabins, Chaîne des Rôtisseurs culinary cre- ations, unlimited and complimentary fine wine, beer and soft drinks served with every lunch and dinner, and unforgetta- ble shore excursions that immerse travelers in the local culture and history. • The majority of staterooms on new ships feature Twin Balconies with both a French balcony and a full-size step-out balcony • Spacious accommodations with staterooms ranging from 170–235 square-feet and suites measuring 350 square-feet • Complimentary Internet & Infotainment System with Hollywood movies in every stateroom in Europe • Complimentary fleet of bicycles on board, so guests can pedal on their own or join a guided bike tour offered by AmaWaterways • The only river cruise line inducted into La Chaîne des Rôtisseurs, one of the world’s most prestigious culinary orga- nizations Fascinating Destinations AMAWATERWAYS visits over 20 countries with 25 itineraries in Europe, Russia, Africa, and Vietnam/Cambodia Cruise Areas & Seasons Winter: Europe and Vietnam/Cambodia Spring: Europe, Russia, Vietnam/Cambodia Summer: Europe, Russia, Vietnam/Cambodia and Africa Fall: Europe, Russia, Vietnam/Cambodia and Africa Interesting Facts Crew to passenger ratio: 3.5:1 Fleet: AMABELLA 161 Berths AMADOLCE 148 Berths AMAPRIMA 164 Berths AMACELLO 148 Berths AMAKATARINA 212 Berths AMAVERDE 161 Berths AMACERTO 164 Berths AMALEGRO 150 Berths AMAVIDA 106 Berths AMADAGIO 150 Berths AMALOTUS 124 Berths LA MARGUERITE 92 Berths AMADANTE 148 Berths AMALYRA 148 Berths ZAMBEZI QUEEN 28 Berths 04 American Cruise Lines 741 Boston Post Rd., Ste 200 Guilford, CT 06437 (203) 453-6800 (800) 814-6880 Americancruiselines.com Facebook.com/americancruiselines Twitter.com/american_cruise Pinterest.com/americancruises Chief Executive: Charles Robertson, Chairman and CEO Chief Marketing Executive: Timothy Beebe, Vice President Senior Sales Executive: Susan Shultz, Director, Sales Company Profile Public Relations Contacs: American Cruise Lines carries passengers to the best of America aboard the Britt Rabinovici, Public Relations Manager (203) 453-6800 newest fleet of riverboats and small ships in the United States. Traveling smooth [email protected] inland waterways and magnificent rivers, destinations include the most historic, culturally unique and scenic areas in the U.S. All departure ports are convenient- Spokespersons: Timothy Beebe, Britt Rabinovici ly located near major airports, creating an easy and relaxing travel experience. Now, with authentic paddlewheelers both in the Pacific Northwest on the Co- lumbia and Snake Rivers and in the American Heartland on the Mississippi River, = KEY CUSTOMER PROFILE guests can experience the best of the American rivers in the elegance and com- fort of the Queen of the West and the brand new Queen of the Mississippi, the American Cruise Lines’ guests are first paddlewheeler of its kind to be built for the Mississippi River in nearly 20 affluent, highly educated and well-trav- eled. They enjoy
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