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1 1 CROCIERE COSTA FAVOLOSA The finest fairytale castle CROCIERE I.P. All information, images and graphics are up to date at March 2014 images and graphics All information, I.P. Italy 16121 Genoa, 48, Piazza Piccapietra Costa Crociere S.p.A., Organiser: CONTENTS The ship 3 Entertainment and meetings 9 Sun and sport 13 Wellness and beauty 15 Kids and teens 19 Restaurants and bars 21 Cabins and suites 25 Samsara suites and cabins 31 Plan of the ship 32 This is Costa Favolosa. Here, in detail, we present her facilities, equipment, cabins and the areas dedicated to the various activities, plus the main technical information and a plan of the ship. The images show Costa Favolosa empty, to set off her features and architectural lines to best effect. DEI DIAMANTI ATRIUM 2 3 Welcome ON board Costa Favolosa all the atmosphere of a modern fairytale The enchanted realm of Costa Favolosa has some of the most romantic and unforgettable places in the world. This wonderland of the waves will take you on a journey that ebbs and flows to the rhythm of entertainment, relaxation and pleasure. A Water Park, the regal Samsara Grand Suites with verandas and the restaurants and buffets for all tastes are just some of the surprises in store. Elegant and majestic, Costa Favolosa offers pure pleasure and wellness in a setting that makes cruising an even more exclusive experience. All you have to do is make a wish… Nicola Salvatore 4 ANCELLE PER IL DUCA (4 HANDMAIDENS FOR THE DUke) DEI DIAMANTI ATRIUM THE PORPORA POOL Welcome ON board Costa Favolosa 4 5 Each of Costa Favolosa’s decks is dedicated to a world-renowned masterpiece, with grandiose palaces, opulent museums, and enchanting legends to discover. These fantastic, evocative places come to life in the décor, with its graceful forms and premier materials, from marble and granite to Swarovski crystals. The dream begins with the Dei Diamanti atrium, a scintillating hall with glass elevators, inspired by the Hall of Mirrors at the Palace of Versailles, and continues with the open-air pools, the restaurants with menus crafted by top chefs, and the atmosphere of complete relaxation at the Samsara Spa, to culminate in the cabins and suites worthy of a fairytale castle. TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICES AVAILABLE AT AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OTHER SERVICES Sister ship Costa Fascinosa Bureau de change Wi-Fi internet connection Reception / Information Tonnage 113,216 t Medical service Internet Point Information provided Length 290.2 m (952 ft) Pharmacy Newspapers on demand in the cabin on iTV Width 35.5 m (116 ft) Photo Shop Laundry / Ironing Booking excursions Guest capacity (double occupancy) 1,484 Shopping Gallery Personal Trainer Chapel (with Catholic services) (maximum) 3,800 Wellness Centre Multimedia Area Total cabins 1,508 Beauty Salon GP driving simulator Crew 1,110 Casino Satellite radio coverage Decks 17 (13 for guests) 4D Cinema (even in the open sea) Built 2011 by Fincantieri, Italy On board, the magic of art permeates the mood. Costa Favolosa’s treasures are liberally sprinkled throughout the ship, in a unique crescendo of artistic elegance. There are over 400 original works and 6,000+ reproductions dedicated to such masterpieces as the Hall of Mirrors from the Palace of Versailles or the Imperial Palace in the Forbidden City of Beijing. Pieces by young international talents from Milan’s Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera mingle with opuses by today’s most celebrated names, to create spellbinding ambiences in the ship’s most magical settings and give guests a real voyage within a voyage, to discover all the beauty of the arts. BRUNO LUcchi EUNICE THE PORPORA POOL Welcome ON board Costa Favolosa 6 7 These technology services are always available: • Interactive totems – to book excursions and the 4D Cinema, to book tables at the Club Fascinosa and Samsara restaurants, to see what’s on today, to check your CostaClub points tally, and for many other services. • Credit card registration via digital signature – the convenient way to make payments on board. • Wi-Fi – wireless internet is available throughout the ship from your own PC, tablet or smartphone. • Internet Point – a private area with a satellite web link and plenty of PCs to Interactive totem AND CREDIT CARD registration Above – WI-FI connection portal connect from. Below – interactive SCREEN • Interactive screens – to see where all the ships in the Costa fleet are and watch live via webcam. HORTENSIA THEATRE 8 9 A NEVER-ENDING SPECTACLE We have the setting for any occasion, be it an entertaining evening or meeting Every night on Costa Favolosa comes alive with fantastic, irresistible experiences. Head for the Hortensia theatre, spanning 3 floors with curtains gleaming with sparkling Swarovski crystals and an exquisite chandelier with crystal pendants, or the Etoile nightclub and its dance floor that shimmies to the beat with lights and images on the 2-storey-high POMPADOUR BALLROOM screens. A typically 60s entrance leads to the Belphégor 4D Cinema and the immersive virtual reality of a multisensory world bursting with special effects – for our guests, every night is a new fairytale come true. ETOILE NIGHTclub BELPHÉGOR 4D CINEMA THEATRE AND LOUNGES Hortensia theatre (on 3 levels) 1,320 Cards room 28 Belphégor 4D cinema 24 Molière lounge 316 Internet Point PCs 10 Mondovirtuale, the virtual multimedia area Camelot piano bar 123 Dei Diamanti atrium 134 Squok Club, the kids’ area El Dorado casino 169 Fabergé room (conferences/meetings) 78 Teen Zone, teenagers only Etoile nightclub (on 2 levels) 69 Rosa library 37 Pompadour ballroom 74 Shopping gallery The figures indicate the typical number of seats. Costa Favolosa has all the latest facilities for conferences, incentive events, and high-level meetings. In the Fabergé conference room and the various other rooms, a video wall, an audio system, microphones, video projectors, video cameras, screens and technical equipment are all available upon request. And then, to unwind afterwards, the Molière lounge, with its dreamlike plays of light under a ceiling starred with crystal pendants, is the perfect spot for a special evening. Or how about a flutter at the El Dorado casino? Among its iridescent columns and fine granite floors, guests can go on a treasure hunt of their own until late at night, enjoy a browse among the exclusive boutiques in the Shopping gallery, or spend a relaxing afternoon in the Cards room. And for those who always want to be connected, there is the handy and practical Internet point. MOLIÈRE LOUNGE A NEVER-ENDING SPECTACLE 10 11 FABERGÉ CONFERENCE ROOM SHOPPING GALLERY EL DORADO CASINO THE PORPORA POOL 12 13 SUN AND SPORT IN LUXURIOUS LEISURE Outdoors or in, a great time lies in store The exhilaration of driving an F1 single-seater is just part of the magic on board Costa Favolosa, with the Grand Prix Simulator and the thrill of the world’s most spectacular circuits. If fitness and sport are your thing, then you won’t be disappointed – try the panoramic jogging track and the multipurpose sports pitch for basketball, tennis and volleyball. But if you are looking to GYM unwind and relax, you’ll love catching some rays by the Porpora pool, inspired by Beijing’s Forbidden City, or having fun on the water slide at the Belvedere pool. Or you could wallow in Jacuzzi wellness at the Dell’Ondina pool with its magrodome, the retractable glass roof that makes it a venue for all seasons, and an 18-sq-m megascreen for the very best entertainment. Belvedere POOL AND WATER SLIDE GP DRIVING SIMULATOR SUN DECK AND SPORT Pools on board 4 Dell’Ondina pool, with retractable roof, 2 Jacuzzis, and megascreen Jogging track, about 170 m Porpora pool, with retractable roof and 2 Jacuzzis Sun deck Belvedere pool with water slide and 1 Jacuzzi Gym with: Squok pool, the kids’ pool modern Technogym® equipment Multipurpose sports pitch spinning and personal trainer GP driving simulator ORIENTAL VIP HOUSE 14 15 WELLNESS AND BEAUTY A total sensory experience The most sumptuous and elegant spa of them all is right here – Samsara is a real idyll, with sublime sea views from the highest decks on board. Specially created for guests seeking a holiday experience in complete harmony of body and spirit, this 6,000-square-metre (65,000-sq-ft) facility offers exclusive, world-class treatments in supreme comfort, from highly qualified staff well-versed in the ancient arts and modern science of beauty. It is an enchanted, private realm. SAMSARA WELLNESS CENTRE Entry is for adult guests only. VENUS BEAUTY SALON Thalassotherapy pool Garden of the Golden Sun Services and treatments Exotic hair rituals Yoga and Pilates course room Oriental Vip House Ayurvedic treatments Manicures and pedicures Laconium Floatation therapy room Therapeutic massages Hair cutting and styling Turkish bath Steam clay bath room Aromatherapy Barber shop Other treatments and Tepidarium Japanese Tea house Gold therapy Treatments for face, body and hair services are available. Aromatic Turkish bath Oriental Deluxe House Body care Temple of Peace Winter garden Face care The Ayurvedic philosophy of balancing the 3 fundamental elements – air, earth and fire – suffuses all the guest treatments on Costa Favolosa, from age-old traditions to top professional innovations in pursuit of total regeneration for your face and body. The Thalassotherapy pool, the Tridosha sanctuary and the Temple of Peace will welcome you to a whole new dimension of wellness. Meanwhile, the Venus Beauty Salon has everything you could possibly want to bring out all your natural beauty, while the gym will help you regain flexibility and balance through our Pilates and yoga courses. It all adds up to one amazing voyage into a world of harmony.
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    International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health Review Systematic Review on Outbreaks of SARS-CoV-2 on Cruise, Navy and Cargo Ships Ann-Christin Kordsmeyer 1,*,† , Natascha Mojtahedzadeh 1,†, Jan Heidrich 1, Kristina Militzer 1, Thomas von Münster 1, Lukas Belz 1, Hans-Joachim Jensen 1, Sinan Bakir 2 , Esther Henning 2 , Julian Heuser 2, Angelina Klein 2, Nadine Sproessel 2, Axel Ekkernkamp 2, Lena Ehlers 3, Jens de Boer 3, Scarlett Kleine-Kampmann 3, Martin Dirksen-Fischer 3, Anita Plenge-Bönig 4, Volker Harth 1 and Marcus Oldenburg 1 1 Institute for Occupational and Maritime Medicine (ZfAM), University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE), 20459 Hamburg, Germany; [email protected] (N.M.); [email protected] (J.H.); [email protected] (K.M.); [email protected] (T.v.M.); [email protected] (L.B.); [email protected] (H.-J.J.); [email protected] (V.H.); [email protected] (M.O.) 2 Department of Trauma and Reconstructive Surgery and Rehabilitative Medicine, Medical University Greifswald, 17475 Greifswald, Germany; [email protected] (S.B.); [email protected] (E.H.); [email protected] (J.H.); [email protected] (A.K.); [email protected] (N.S.); [email protected] (A.E.) 3 Hamburg Port Health Center (HPHC), Institute for Hygiene and Environment, 20537 Hamburg, Germany; Citation: Kordsmeyer, A.-C.; [email protected] (L.E.); [email protected] (J.d.B.); Mojtahedzadeh, N.; Heidrich, J.; [email protected] (S.K.-K.); martin.dirksen-fi[email protected] (M.D.-F.) Militzer, K.; von Münster, T.; Belz, L.; 4 Infectious Diseases Surveillance Center, Institute for Hygiene and Environment, 20539 Hamburg, Germany; Jensen, H.-J.; Bakir, S.; Henning, E.; [email protected] Heuser, J.; et al.