HISTORY OF CARNIVAL CRUISE LINES
HISTORY OF CARNIVAL CRUISE LINES
Miami-based Carnival Cruise Lines got its in 1972 with one ship. The Mardi Gras. Formerly the Empress of Canada. From there Carnival Began developing the “Fun Ship” concept. offering a shipboard experience so vibrant that it appealed to people of all ages and backgrounds.
Carnival Cruise Lines have a lot of vessel. Totally have 21 vessel there are the Holiday. the Jubilee , the Celebration, the Fantasy. The Ecstasy, the Sensation. The Fascination. The Imagination. The Inspiration, the Elation, the Paradise, Carnival Destiny, Carnival Triumph, Carnival Victory. Carnival C
onquest, Carnival Glory, Carnival Valor, Carnival Spirit and Carnival Pride.Carnival currently operates sailings ranging from three to 17 days in lengh to the Bahamas, Caribbean, Mexican Riviera, Alaska, Hawaii, the Panama Canal and the Canadian Maritimes from a variety of North American departure points.
Carnival Cruise Lines, Inc., went public in 1987 and is currently traded on the New York Stock Exchange. The parent company was renamed Carnival Corporation in 1993 to better distinguish between it and the Carnival Cruise Lines operating brand. Carnival Purchased Holland America line and Windstar Cruises in 1989, both of which continue to operate as separate brands and are based in Seattle. Carnival Corporation also owns Cunard Line Limited. Seabourn Cruise Line. And Costa Cruises. Europe’s number one cruise operator.
Carnival will continue to find new and exciting ways to provide the best cruise vacations possible. This will be done by combining the “Fun Ship” concept with superior service and value; thus maintaining its position as ‘THE MOST POPULAR CRUISE IN THE WORLD”
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