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Four ships in Europe for Celebrity in ’07
Celebrity Cruises is to offer its first cruises from Southampton next year as part of a European ship deployment programme.
Royal Caribbean’s premium sister line will offer a 12-night itinerary on April 21, 2007 from the south coast port to Barcelona on board Millennium, which will then run summer sailings from the Spanish city.
Century is to operate its first Scotland and Ireland cruise from Rotterdam on May 17, 2007 as part of a series of Northern Europe itineraries. The ship is to undertake its first North Cape cruise before running 10 and 11-night sailings from Barcelona until November 12, 2007.
Constellation will sail from Dover on a series of 14-night Scandinanvia and Russia cruises and is to run a seven-night transatlantic sailing from Southampton to Cape Liberty, New Jersey, at the end of its European season on September 20, 2007.
Galaxy is to operate from Civitavecchia in Italy offering eastern Mediterranean itineraries and two 14-night Med and Black Sea cruises.
Report by Phil Davies
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