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Princess Cruises NORTH AMERICAN CRUISE LINES PRINCESS CRUISES 24305 Town Center Drive John Smith, V.P. Food Purchasing Santa Clarita, CA 91355 John Smith, V.P. Interior Design Phone: (661) 753-0000 John Smith, V.P. Entertainment Fax: (661) 359-3108 John Smith, V.P. Safety and Emergency Response Email: [email protected] John Smith, V.P. Shore Operations Website: www.princess.com John Smith, V.P. Caribbean/Atlantic Shore Op. John Smith, V.P. Commercial, Princess Tours John Smith, V.P. Sales rincess Cruises operates 15 ships on a variety of itineraries world- John Smith, V.P. Public Relations Pwide. Princess Cruises was part of P&O Princess Cruises, which John Smith, Director Itinerary Planning was acquired by Carnival Corporation in 2003. P&O Princess Cruises John Smith, Director Southeast Alaska Op. was previously spun off from P&O in 2000. Princess is a brand within John Smith, Director F&B Supply Chain the Carnival Corporation under the Holland America Line Group, of- John Smith, Director Marketing Strategy fering contemporary and premium cruises. More new ships will follow John Smith, Director F&B in 2020, 2021, 2023 and 2025. All Princess ships now offer the Ocean John Smith, Director Beverage Medallion cruise experience with enhanced technology and connectivity. John Smith, Corporate Executive Chef John Smith, Director Port Operations Note: Some operations are run out of Holland America Line Group in John Smith, Director Port Engineer Seattle (see separate listing) John Smith, Director Entertainment John Smith, Director Technical Purchasing John Smith, President John Smith, Director Technical Ops John Smith, Exec. V.P. Professional Services, John Smith, Director Passenger Entertainment John Smith, Chief Commercial Officer John Smith, Director Culinary Experience John Smith, Sr. V.P. Guest Operations John Smith, Director Interior Design John Smith, Sr. V.P. and Chief Medical Officer John Smith, Director Shipboard Hotel Personnel John Smith, Sr. V.P. Marine Operations John Smith, Sr. Manager Public Health John Smith, Sr. V.P. Port Operations and Shore Ex John Smith, Sr. Manager Drydock Planning John Smith, V.P. Marine Operations John Smith, Manager Deployment and Itinerary John Smith, V.P. Deployment and Itinerary Planning John Smith, Manager Onboard Revenue Marketing John Smith, V.P. Technical Operations John Smith, Manager Resource Controls 52 Cruise Industry News: Executive Guide 2021 NORTH AMERICAN CRUISE LINES John Smith, Manager Access Compliance Regal Princess: Built in 2014; 141,000 grt; 3,600 pax. John Smith¸ Manager Shore Excursions Royal Princess: Built in 2013; 141,000 grt; 3,600 pax. John Smith, Manager Medical Solutions Ruby Princess: Built in 2008; 116,000 grt; 3,100 pax. Sapphire Princess: Built in 2004; 113,000 grt; 2,600 pax. Caribbean Princess: Built in 2004; 116,000 grt; 3,100 pax. Sky Princess: Built in 2019; 141,000 grt; 3,660 pax. Coral Princess: Built in 2002; 88,000 grt; 1,950 pax. Crown Princess: Built in 2006; 116,000 grt; 3,100 pax. 2021: Diamond Princess: Built in 2004; 113,000 grt; 2,60 pax. Discovery Princess: Built in 2021; 141,000 grt; 3,660 pax. Emerald Princess: Built in 2007; 116,000 grt; 3,100 pax. Enchanted Princess: Built in 2020; 141,000 grt; 3,660 pax. 2023: Grand Princess: Built in 1998; 109,000 grt; 2,600 pax. Unnamed: Built in 2023; 175,000 grt; 4,300 pax. Island Princess: Built in 2003; 88,000 grt; 1,950 pax. Majestic Princess: Built in 2017; 141,000 grt; 3,600 pax. 2025: Pacific Princess: Built in 1999: 30,200 grt; 680 pax. Unnamed: Built in 2025; 175,000 grt; 4,300 pax. (ex-R3) PRINCESS CRUISES 24305 Town Center Drive John Smith, Sr. V.P. Guest Operations Santa Clarita, CA 91355 John Smith, Sr. V.P. and Chief Medical Officer Phone: (661) 753-0000 John Smith, Sr. V.P. Marine Operations Fax: (661) 359-3108 John Smith, Sr. V.P. Port Operations and Shore Ex Email: [email protected] John Smith, V.P. Marine Operations Website: www.princess.com John Smith, V.P. Deployment and Itinerary Planning John Smith, V.P. Technical Operations John Smith, V.P. Food Purchasing rincess Cruises operates 15 ships on a variety of itineraries world- John Smith, V.P. Interior Design Pwide. Princess Cruises was part of P&O Princess Cruises, which John Smith, V.P. Entertainment was acquired by Carnival Corporation in 2003. P&O Princess Cruises John Smith, V.P. Safety and Emergency Response was previously spun off from P&O in 2000. Princess is a brand within John Smith, V.P. Shore Operations the Carnival Corporation under the Holland America Line Group, of- John Smith, V.P. Caribbean/Atlantic Shore Op. fering contemporary and premium cruises. More new ships will follow John Smith, V.P. Commercial, Princess Tours in 2020, 2021, 2023 and 2025. All Princess ships now offer the Ocean John Smith, V.P. Sales Medallion cruise experience with enhanced technology and connectivity. John Smith, V.P. Public Relations John Smith, Director Itinerary Planning Note: Some operations are run out of Holland America Line Group in John Smith, Director Passenger Entertainment Seattle (see separate listing) John Smith, Director Culinary Experience John Smith, Director Interior Design John Smith, President John Smith, Director Shipboard Hotel Personnel John Smith, Exec. V.P. Professional Services, John Smith, Sr. Manager Drydock Planning John Smith, Chief Commercial Officer Cruise Industry News: Executive Guide 2021 53.
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