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Very much British cruise line with more than 150
years old tradition in passenger vessels
operation. Offering worldwide no repeating
itineraries with vast number of ports. The
company is catering mostly to British passengers,
plus a considerable amount of Americans,
Australians and New Zealanders, basically people
loyal to traditional British cruising and
manners. That fact should be
considered by potential crew members, as well. P&O is the parent
company of Princess Cruises, Los Angeles and also
is one of the biggest operators of ferries,
merchant vessels and containers in the world. An
appropriate short description of the company
would be something like: old money plus new
money and a lot of both...
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Fleet and itineraries:
Aurora: British registered,
built 2000, 76.000 gross tons, 1.850 passengers,
785 crew members.
Itineraries: Mediterranean, World Cruise. |
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Oriana: British registered,
built 1995, 69.000 gross tons, 1.800 passengers,
760 crew members.
Itineraries: Africa, Mediterranean, Scandinavia/
Russia, Western Europe, Caribbean, Panama Canal,
World Cruise. |
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Arcadia: Liberia registered,
built 1989, 63.500 gross tons, 1.470 passengers,
600 crew members.
Itineraries: Mediterranean, Western Europe. |
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Victoria: British registered,
built 1966, 28.000 gross tons, 746 passengers,
417 crew members.
Itineraries: Mediterranean, Black/Red Seas,
Western Europe, Caribbean, Panama Canal, World
Cruise. |
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