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Suite Dreams: A Sneak Peek at Oceania's Suites
SouthernCruising.com was onboard the new Oceania Marina at Fincantieri's Sestri Ponente yard in Genoa, Italy, last week. While we toured the ship -- essentially a look at the ship's bare steel and what is to come -- we also toured several mock-ups of cabin/suite configurations. Come along while we detail the Penthouse Suite, and talk about suites features onboard Oceania. We also have a sneak peek look at a crew cabin for those interested in all-things Marina.
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Five-Year Mark: A Conversation with Frank Del Rio
Just two years after 9-11, an upstart cruise line called Oceania Cruises launched with a mere $14 million in capital and one 684-passenger leased vessel. Today, the line owns three ships, is building two larger vessels, and was just purchased by Apollo Management for $850 million. Frank Del Rio, Oceania's chairman, CEO and co-founder, chats with SouthernCruising.com (TM) about the line, its new ships and trends in the marketplace.
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Oceania Unveils Marina's 2011 Itineraries
It's hard to imagine that just a decade ago, Oceania Cruises didn't exist. Today, the upper premium line operates a fleet of three mid-sized ships on diverse global itineraries. Occupancies are high, thanks to the line's two-for-one fares and such tempting offers as free air. Highlights of the Oceania cruise product are upscale appointments, a country-club casual atmosphere, top-notch service and a strong focus on cuisine. In 2011, Oceania will launch its first new-build, Marina. Look at what the line plans for Marina's inaugural season.
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