Norwegian Cruise Line presents its novelties at FITUR 2018

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One more year, at the end of January, from 17 to 21, FITUR will be held in Madrid. This time The Norwegian Cruise Line shipping company will present its 2018-2019 novelties at the most important tourism fair in Spain.

The commitment to Europe remains clear on the part of la company that will have 5 ships sailing through our waters. Likewise, the shipping company has highlighted the relevance of the Spanish market in its figures.

Although he already anticipated it, One of the important novelties, of which an official presentation will be made, is its Premium All Inclusive range, an innovative concept that is much more flexible for the passenger. in which, from a base rate, you are offered Premium complements, with alcoholic beverages, from spirits and draft or bottle beer, wine glasses and cocktails worth up to $ 15, a selection of Lavazza specialty coffees, served in all restaurants during meal hours or service charge and all tips related to all-inclusive services, among others.

Regarding the fleet, and its expansion this 2018, Norwegian Bliss will be unveiled and will begin sailing in April and of which I already gave you some details in this article. This ship, with a capacity for 4.000 tourists, will make 7-day cruises in Alaska during its summer season and, starting in November, crossings through the eastern Caribbean. Another ship sailing through Alaska will be Norwegian Jewel, which will have multiple itineraries, including seven- and nine-day sailings from Seattle, Seward and Vancouver.

Returning to the news of the European and Spanish market, three ships will have their port of departure in Spain:

  • NorwegianEpic,
  • Norwegian Spirit, and
  • Norwegian Star.

The first of them, with a base port in Barcelona, ​​will increase its frequency of trips through the western Mediterranean. Norwegian Spirit will offer cruises from Barcelona or Malaga to the Canary Islands and Morocco throughout the year. And Norwegian Star, also departing from Barcelona, ​​will sail through Florence, Rome, Santorini and Athens to its final destination, Venice.


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