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Board of Directors
Board of Directors Richard H. Bailey A graduate from Stanford and Harvard Universities, Richard H. Bailey is the Chairman and CEO of Pacific Beachcomber Group and the President of Paul Gauguin Cruises Inc. A resident of Polynesia for over 35 years, he is a strong protector of the Polynesian environment. Sustainability development is at the center of the growth of his Group. He is at the source of the installation of the deep Sea Water Air Conditioning (SWAC) system in his hotels of Bora Bora and at The Brando resort on Tetiaroa. With this same objective in mind, he obtained the highest certification in green building, the LEED (Leadership in Environment and Energy Design) for the « Eco luxury hotel » The Brando on Tetiaroa atoll. And to better protect the fauna and flora of this atoll, he is one of the key stakeholders involved in the creation of the non-profit association Tetiaroa Society located on-site that includes a Research center and is aimed at a better protection and knowledge of the island. President Richard H. Bailey is a founding member of Te mana o te moana with Dr. Cécile Gaspar in 2004 and is the President of the association since 2019. Sylvie Pithon Sylvie PITHON arrived in French Polynesia in 1975. She was then working for UTA Airlines. She studied English to become a teacher. She worked in different High schools in Tahiti and became Head of Paopao college in 2009. She then had the opportunity of working with Te mana o te moana for many years through the association’s educational programs and projects. -
In Porthole Cruise Magazine's 2014
PAUL GAUGUIN CRUISES RECOGNIZED FOR “BEST SOUTH PACIFIC ITINERARIES” IN PORTHOLE CRUISE MAGAZINE’S 2014 READERS’ CHOICE AWARDS BELLEVUE, WASH. – November 18, 2014 – Paul Gauguin Cruises (www.pgcruises.com), operator of the highest- rated and longest continually sailing luxury cruise ship in the South Pacific, the m/s Paul Gauguin, and the 88- guest m/v Tere Moana, was recognized by Porthole Cruise Magazine as having the “Best South Pacific Itineraries” in the 16th Annual Readers’ Choice Awards. 2014 marks the fifth consecutive year that Paul Gauguin Cruises has received this accolade. The magazine’s annual awards poll asked readers to evaluate the world’s cruise lines and determine the industry’s leaders. The full list of winners can be found on the magazine’s website, www.porthole.com, and is featured in the December 2014 issue of Porthole Cruise Magazine. “We are thrilled to receive this award,” said Diane Moore, President of Paul Gauguin Cruises. “The Gauguin has been delivering enchanting and authentic experiences on voyages in Tahiti, French Polynesia, and the South Pacific for many years, and we look forward to continuing to share our expertise in this region with our guests.” “When it comes to cruising the South Pacific, it’s hard to top the experience and options offered by Paul Gauguin Cruises,” said Bill Panoff, publisher and editor-in-chief of Porthole Cruise Magazine. “Savvy cruisers have continually recognized this stellar experience by consistently voting for the line for Best South Pacific Itineraries. I congratulate Paul Gauguin on its much-deserved win.” The Gauguin’s itineraries in French Polynesia and the South Pacific feature a host of exquisite islands with white- sand beaches, aqua lagoons, mist-laden mountains, and warm Polynesian culture. -
Cruising: the Great Restart
May 2021 Edition Cruising: the Great Restart “Cruises will be the safest place on earth” - Frank Del Rio, President & CEO Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings PanacheCruises.com Elite Ocean, River, Expedition and Yacht-Style Cruising Dear Fellow Cruise Enthusiast, Cruising is restarting and Panache Cruises presents to you our aptly titled guide, Cruising: The Great Restart. In February this year we asked our customers when they thought international cruising would return, and 64% of them stated between July and September 2021. Well, it looks like they will be spot on with their prediction, as we envisage a number of cruise lines to be sailing internationally in July with many more to follow by September. With the UK vaccine rollout at an advanced stage along with Europe, the USA, and other parts of the world making significant progress too, the cruise world is on the cusp of restarting, slowly but surely. It’s truly an exciting time for everyone associated with the cruise industry. The UK’s traffic light system is also up and running, which over time will see more and more destinations opening up to tourism. Of course, don’t be discouraged by some of your favourite cruising destinations being on the ‘amber’ list for now - all of that is likely to change in a matter of weeks as they are given the ‘green light’, giving travellers the confidence to resume exploring the world. Cruise lines have worked extremely hard to ensure that “cruises will be the safest place on earth” according to Norwegian Cruise Line’s Frank Del Rio. -
201702-Liste-Exposants
LES EXPOSANTS ArChipel de la SOCiéTé TrANSpOrTS MAriTiMeS MeUBléS DE TOUriSMe rAiATeA HOTelS AREMITI 15 HOTEL RAIATEA LODGE 176 TAhiTi HÔTelS MOOREA SUNSET BEACH 172 TEREVAU 60 OPOA BEACH HOTEL 140 INTERCONTINENTAL TAHITI RESORT & SPA 175 ACTiViTéS TerreSTreS LE MERIDIEN TAHITI 180 CrOiSiÈre eT NAUTiQUeS peNSiONS ALBERT SAFARI ET JET SKI 21 MANAVA SUITE RESORT TAHITI 179 PAUL GAUGUIN CRUISES 175 FARE VAI NUI 155 ROYAL TAHITIEN 161 ALBERT TOURS 21 PENSION MANAVA 106 TAHITI PEARL BEACH RESORT 174 AGeNCeS DE VOYAGe AQUABLUE MOOREA CENTRE DE PLONGEE 177 PENSION ATIAPITI 162 AIR TAHITI 156 ATV FUN TOUR 20 FARE OVIRI LODGE 5 peNSiONS GONDRAND VOYAGES 171 ATV MOOREA TOUR 16 CHAMBRE D’HOTES TEMEHANI 59 PENSION BONJOUIR LODGE PARADISE 47 POLYNESIE VOYAGE 175 VILLA TONOÏ 115 PENSION REVA TEAHUPOO 3 CAPTAIN TAINA-BATEAU A FOND DE VERRE 34 PUNATEA VILLAGE 28 MOOREA ACTIVITIES CENTER 19 ACTiViTeS TerreSTreS AGeNCE DE LOCATiON eT NAUTiQUeS VANIRA LODGE 11 ECO CAR TAHITI 54 MOOREA WATERSPORT 12 DREAM YACHT CHARTER 1 REIKILIBRE TOI 33 TAHITI YACHT CHARTER 142 MeUBléS DE TOUriSMe reSTAUrANTS SCUBAPITI 39 TAHITI HOMES 141 POLYNESIE CROISIERE 45 LE COCO’S 63 TIPNAUTIC 35 THE MOORINGS 139 TAHITI IN STYLE 49 LE LOTUS 175 TOP JET MOOREA 38 TAhA’A hOTel ACTiViTeS TerreSTreS- O BELVEDERE 23 MOOREA FLY ULM 169 NAUTiQUeS-AerieNNeS LE TAHA’A ISLAND RESORT & SPA 174 AITO RANDO 24 S pA CeNTRE CUlTUrel ALOHA SURF SCHOOL 9 DEEP NATURE SPA 175 peNSiONS TIKI VILLAGE 37 API DIVE TAHITI 42 AU PHIL DU TEMPS 157 GUIDE LA PERLE DE TAHA’A 160 C3P VOLTIGE AERIENNE 22 S pA CIAO -
Nights Tahiti & the Society Islands
Te mana o te moana and Paul Gauguin Cruises present 7Nights Tahiti & the Society Islands DAY 1: PAPEETE, TAHITI—WELCOME ABOARD! 10:00 AM DISCOVER MORE ABOUT THE GUIDES 1 1/2 HOURS RECEPTION, DECK 4 3:00 PM LATE ENROLLMENT RECEPTION, DECK 4 Meet your new Moana Explorer friends and learn your way around Sign up for the program (if space is available) any time from the ship. embarkation until 5:00 p.m. 11:30 AM LUNCH WITH THE GUIDES 1 HOUR LE GRILL OR LA VERANDA 5:30 PM LIFEBOAT DRILL Chat with your naturalist guides about their professional paths as you 1 HOUR The muster station is on your key card. enjoy lunch together. Mandatory for all guests and crew. 1:00 PM BEACH AND WATER GAMES DAY 2: HUAHINE—THE MOANA EXPLORER PROGRAM 3 HOURS PUBLIC BEACH Catch the team spirit and get better acquainted with your fellow 8:00 AM PROGRAM INTRODUCTION explorers during beach soccer, crab racing, rope pulling, snorkeling, 1 HOUR LE GRAND SALON, DECK 5 and much more. Kids and parents are invited to this overview of the program and the fun activities that await. Bring: a snorkel, mask, fins, water shoes, sunblock, water, and field journals. 9:00 AM SWIM TEST 1 HOUR POOL, DECK 8 4:30 PM HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DAY 1/2 HOUR RECEPTION, DECK 4 Required for everyone participating in any snorkeling or swimming activities. We will also discuss water-safety guidelines. Share what you learned and your thoughts from the day. DAY 3: MOTU MAHANA (TAHA’A)—ISLANDS & REEFS 8:30 AM A NEW DAY, A NEW ADVENTURE 11656B-7nt 1/2 HOUR RECEPTION, DECK 4 Get an overview of today’s activities. -
Guide-Voyageur-Tahiti-2019.Pdf
GUIDE DU VOYAGEUR Bienvenue ! ’Ia ora na e manava! ntourées d’eaux cristallines, Tahiti Et Ses Îles offrent beauté naturelle, culture insulaire authentique Eet style unique. La destination est mondialement connue pour ses plages de sable blanc, ses lagons turquoise et ses paysages allant des atolls coralliens aux sommets volcaniques. Différents modes d’hébergement sont possibles : hôtels de luxe avec bungalows sur pilotis, villas, Petite Hôtellerie Familiale, meublés de tourisme, ou encore yachts, catamarans et paquebots de croisière. Tahiti Et Ses Îles sont toutes unies par le Mana, cette énergie vitale, cette force spirituelle qui entoure le quotidien des polynésiens. Le Mana peut se voir, se toucher, se goûter et se ressentir, et ce n’est qu’en se rendant à Tahiti Et Ses Îles que l’on comprend pourquoi elles sont appelées : Les Îles du Mana. En savoir plus sur www.TahitiTourisme.org Sommaire Tahiti Et Ses Îles, Guide Officiel .............................................................................04 Îles Tuamotu-Gambier Carte de Tahiti Et Ses Îles .............................................................................................06 Rangiroa .........................................................................................................................................58 Culture & Histoire ............................................................................................................08 Tikehau ............................................................................................................................................60 -
From 1940 to 2011
A Cumulative Index for and From 1940 to 2011 © 2010 Steamship Historical Society of America 2 This is a publication of THE STEAMSHIP HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, INC. 1029 Waterman Avenue, East Providence, RI 02914 This project has been compiled, designed and typed by Jillian Fulda, and funded by Brent and Relly Dibner Charitable Trust. 2010 TABLE OF CONTENTS Part Subject Page I Listing of whole numbers of issues, 3 with publication date of each II Feature Articles 6 III Authors of Feature Articles 42 IV Illustrations of Vessels 62 V Portraits 150 VI Other Illustrations (including cartoons) 153 VII Maps and Charts 173 VIII Fleet Lists 176 IX Regional News and Departments 178 X Reviews of Books and Other Publications 181 XI Obituaries 214 XII SSHSA Presidents 216 XIII Editors-in-Chief 216 (Please note that Steamboat Bill becomes PowerShips starting with issue #273.) 3 PART I -- WHOLE NUMBERS AND DATES (Under volume heading will follow issue number and date of publication.) VOLUME I 33 March 1950 63 September 1957 34 June 1950 64 December 1957 1 April 1940 35 September 1950 2 August 1940 36 December 1950 VOLUME XV 3 December 1940 4 April 1941 VOLUME VIII 65 March 1958 5 August 1941 66 June 1958 6 December 1941 37 March 1951 67 September 1958 7 April 1942 38 June 1951 68 December 1958 8 August 1942 39 September 1951 9 December 1942 40 December 1951 VOLUME XVI VOLUME II VOLUME IX 69 Spring 1959 70 Summer 1959 10 June 1943 41 March 1952 71 Fall 1959 11 August 1943 42 June 1952 72 Winter 1959 12 December 1943 43 September 1952 13 April 1944 -
Cruise Ship Owners/Operators and Passenger Ship Financing & Management Companies
More than a Directory! Cruise Ship Owners/Operators and Passenger Ship Financing & Management Companies 1st Edition, April 2013 © 2013 by J. R. Kuehmayer www.amem.at Cruise Ship Owners / Operators Preface The AMEM Publication “Cruise Ship Owners/Operators and Passenger Ship Financing & Management Compa- nies” in fact is more than a directory! Company co-ordinates It is not only the most comprehensively and accurately structured listing of cruise ship owners and operators in the industry, despite the fact that the majority of cruise lines is more and more keeping both the company’s coordinates and the managerial staff secret. The entire industry is obtrusively focused on selling their services weeks and months ahead of the specific cruise date, collecting the money at a premature stage and staying almost unattainable for their clients pre and after cruise requests. They simply ignore the fact that there are suppliers and partners around who wish to keep in touch personally at least with the cruise line’s technical and procurement departments! The rest of the networking-information is camouflaged by the yellow-pages industry, which is facing a real prospect of extinction. The economic downturn is sending the already ailing business into a tailspin. The yellow-pages publishers basically give back in one downturn what took seven years to grow! Cruise Ship Financing It is more than a directory as it unveils the shift in the ship financing sector and uncovers how fast the traditional financiers to the cruise shipping industry fade away and perverted forms of financing are gaining ground. Admittedly there are some traditional banks around, which can maintain their market position through a blend of sober judgements, judicious risk management and solid relationships. -
An A-Z of Cruise Brands, Their Fleets and Passengers 2017
An A-Z of Cruise Brands, their Fleets and Passengers Published March 2017 2017 Sponsored by For more information: contact Nina Marston, Marketing Manager, Cruise Portfolio Tel: +44 (0)1206 201522; Email: [email protected] www.seatrade-cruise.com CRUISE BRAND REPORT 2017 Getting to know the cruise lines The art of persuading cruise lines to schedule more calls at So, to secure the calls you want, you need to know what will your port or destination is the same as that required to come make the passengers of an individual company, brand or ship out of an interview with a job offer: you need to learn as much want to come to your destination, enjoy it and book lots of tours. about their business as possible before you apply. So Seatrade has used its unparalleled experience and Some cruise companies have lots of brands; some only have expertise in the global cruise world to provide information in one. Some brands have lots of ships; some only have one. this Whitepaper that will help you do just that. Some have only mega-ships; some only have yacht-sized ones; some have a mix of both. Featuring 57 brands and 290 ships (plus 72 on order/new builds) under the industry’s own categories: Contemporary Their passengers also come in all different nationalities, age (mass-market/3 star-plus); Premium (Four star); Premium-plus and income groups. (Four star-plus); Luxury (Five Star) as well as those operating in Budget or other market niches. There is a lot to learn and, with new brands and ships being introduced on a regular basis, it is hard for anyone to keep up Read and keep this Whitepaper to ensure you don’t fail but it is vital for your own business that you do. -
(NB-271), 29-6-1998 Kiel Gelegd Bij Fincantieri C.N
ZEEBRIEF 170 12 september 2020 Mutaties Nederlandse Zeeschepen, NIEUWSBRIEF 272 AMSTERDAM, IMO 9188037 (NB-271), 29-6-1998 kiel gelegd bij Fincantieri C.N. Italiana S.p.A., Venetië onder bouwnummer 6052, 13-7-2000 te Triëst, 9-2000 als AMSTERDAM I onder Bahamas vlag vertrokken van de werf, 30-9-2000 (LR) opgeleverd als AMSTERDAM aan HAL Nederland N.V., Rotterdam, roepsein PBAD, in beheer bij Holland America Line N.V., Spijkenisse. 30-10-2000 te Fort Lauderdale gedoopt AMSTERDAM door mevr. Lanterman. 60.874 GT, 30.766 NT, 7.327 DWT. 238,83 (202,75) x 32,28 x 11,00 x 8,116 meter. 24,5 kn. 5 motoren, gekoppeld aan 2 electromotoren, totaal 31.000 APK, 22.802 kW. 31.323 EPK, 23.040 kW, 2 x 16 cyl, 4 tew, 400 x 480, Sulzer 16ZAV40, 23.492 EPK, 17.280 kW, 2 x 12 cyl, 4 tew, 400 x 480, Sulzer 12ZAV40, 11.746 EPK, 8.640 kW, 1 x 12 cyl, 4 tew, 400 x 480, Sulzer 12ZAV40, Fincantieri-Cant. Nav. Italiana S.p.A. (Grandi Motori), Triëst. 31-5-2001 ETA te Rotterdam. 2012 in beheer bij Holland America Line NV., Seattle WA. 20-3-2020 te Fremantle. 9-4-2020 te Durban. 28-4- 2020 te Jakarta. 4/5-2020 van Jakarta naar de Filippijnen, 12-5-2020 ETA te Manilla. 16-5-2020 ten anker Manilla Bay. 25-4-2020 van Port Klang naar Manilla, 28-5-2020 ETA te Manilla. 30-6-2020 op Jakarta Anchorage. 5-7-2020 op Singapore Anchorage. -
Microsoft Visual Basic
Ship-Photos at Marine News Page 1 from 291 pages Table of contents sortet by shipname - Number of photos = 11612as at 03.05.2020 Ship-name in Service Flag Shiptype Issue/Page 3 OAK 12 - 12 Marshall Island Container Carrier 16/10-607 A LA MARINE 09 - 12 Hong Kong Container Carrier 12/10-604 A. TSERETELI 94 - 00 Malta Bulk Carrier 01/10-606 A´ROSA BLUE 02 - 04 United Kingdom Passenger Ship 08/03-155 AACHEN 04 - 15 Antigua & Barbuda General multipurpose 15/10-607 AALDERDIJK 11 - 19 Liberia Container Carrier 19/05S164 AASEE 07 - 08 Cyprus General multipurpose 08/01-050 AASVIK 00 - 17 Gibraltar Bulk Carrier 17/10S227 AB LIVERPOOL 03 - 14 Antigua & Barbuda General Cargo Ship 15/01S002 ABBAY WONZ 84 - 14 Ethopia General multipurpose 17/05-303 ABEGWEIT 82 - 99 Canada Ferry 06/11-659 ABEL TASMAN 85 - 94 Australia Ferry 93/08-024 ABEL TASMAN 85 - 94 Australia Ferry 94/04-204 ABIS BERGEN 10 - 17 Netherlands Heavy Loads Carrier 17/06-326 ABIS BORDEAUX 11 - 17 Netherlands Heavy Loads Carrier 17/06-326 ABIS BRESKENS 11 - 17 Netherlands Heavy Loads Carrier 17/06-348 ABIS CUXHAVEN 11 - 16 Netherlands General multipurpose 17/04-216 ABIS DUISBURG 13 - 17 Netherlands Heavy Loads Carrier 17/05S104 ABIS DUNKERQUE 14 - 17 Netherlands Heavy Loads Carrier 17/06-326 ABOUD 91 - 94 Malta Ferry 95/05-356 ABT SUMMER 90 - 91 Liberia Oil tanker 91/08-501 ABU DHABI STAR 08 - 14 Singapore Oil tanker 14/09-536 ABUJA 95 - 03 Nigeria General multipurpose 04/05-284 ABY VIRGINIA 15 - 19 Malta Bulk Carrier 19/06-349 ABYOT 85 - 14 Ethopia General multipurpose 85/07-428 ACACIA -
Tahiti, French Polynesia, Fiji & the South Pacific
VOLUME III ISSUE I Enjoy 50% off all-inclusive Tahiti, fares plus included roundtrip airfare from Los Angeles French Polynesia, Fiji & the South Pacific Enjoy 50% off all-inclusive fares plus included roundtrip airfare from Los Angeles 10803USAFF Welcome to Paul Gauguin Cruises Polynesians have been greeting visitors for centuries with open arms, broad smiles, generous souls, and an infectious lyrical mirth. This spirit infuses every aspect of life aboard the m/sPaul Gauguin. As the leading specialist to French Polynesia and the South Pacific, Paul Gauguin Cruises can reveal this enchanting destination as no other cruise line can. As you cruise, you’ll enjoy a ship that is steeped in luxury and always leaves port with bearings set for one of the warmest, most exotic places on Earth. Choose your perfect voyage from our wide-ranging selection of carefully tailored itineraries featuring hidden lagoons, historic gems, balmy trade winds, colorful cultures and cuisines, and, of course, plenty of relaxing downtime. And as you sail, enjoy exquisite, personalized service from our attentive crew, as well as luxurious amenities such as gourmet cuisine, an onboard pool, and a pampering spa. Our guests often tell us it is our hospitality and superb attention to detail they remember most about their stay with us, and we look forward to extending the generous and openhearted spirit of the Polynesian people to you. Closer Than You Think Paris The ultimate escape from everyday cares, Tahiti and French Polynesia are actually in the same time zone as Hawaii and only two hours further away. Once there, you’ll enjoy unmatched, Los Angeles up-close views of one of the world’s most beautiful destinations from a sleek and nimble ship designed specifically to sail these seas.