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Norwegian Joy

Photo: NCL

NCL’s f rst custom-designed ship for the Chinese cruise market orwegian Cruise Line Chinese cruise market,” said Andy Stu- amenities that combine the best of the gian Joy’s VIP accommodations include took delivery of Nor- art, president and chief executive of? cer East and the West,” said David Herrera, NCL’s ship-within-a-ship luxury suite wegian Joy, the brand’s for Norwegian Cruise Line. president of Norwegian Cruise Line complex, which features an observa- 15th ship and the ? rst At 167,725–gt and accommodating Holdings China. tion lounge with 180 degree views, a

Ncustom-designed for 3,883 guests, Norwegian Joy is the sec- Norwegian Joy began her journey concierge level and larger balcony state- the Chinese cruise market, from Meyer ond ship in the line’s Breakaway-Plus to China, where she was showcased rooms. Accommodations offerings also

Werft during an on board ceremony in class and is speci? cally designed with through a grand inaugural port tour fea- include staterooms for families with

Bremerhaven, Germany. “As Norwegian amenities tailored for Chinese guests. turing one-day events at the ports of Sin- connecting staterooms for extended

Cruise Line continues our global growth, “With this incredible ship, we have tak- gapore, Qingdao, Shenzhen, and Hong families traveling together, as well as an

Norwegian Joy’s delivery marks a mo- en Norwegian’s signature on board ex- Kong, as well as VIP partner cruises array of mini-suite, balcony, ocean view mentous occasion in our company’s his- perience and expanded and customized from Norwegian Joy’s home-ports of and interior staterooms, many with vir- tory, signifying our of? cial entry into the it with exciting features, services and Shanghai and Beijing (Tianjin). Norwe- tual balconies.

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