The
newly refurbished SuperStar Gemini has set sail from Penang
International Cruise Terminal on 2 January 2013 for the first time. This
50,764-tonnage passenger cruise vessel is on its inaugural cruise
across Asia, and is being homeported in Penang this month until the 31st
of January only. Before arriving in Penang, SuperStar Gemini embarked
from the Singapore Cruise Centre. It will next be homeported in Sanya,
China from February to March, and in Shanghai from April to October.
The
refurbished SuperStar Gemini can carry up to 1,700 passengers, and
features upgraded navigational and safety systems, restyled cabins,
restaurants, entertainment and recreational facilities and a new hull
artwork, depicting the constellation Gemini twins in vibrant colours. It
houses 766 luxury guest cabins, over 6,000 sq feet duty-free retail
area, a spa and health club and also offers a broad range of Asian and
international cuisine.
Mr William Ng, Chief Operating Officer of Star Cruises remarked that 2013 marks the cruise operator’s 20th anniversary since their first cruise, and this is the 4th year Star Cruises has been operating in Penang.
Star
Cruises, together with Norwegian Cruise Line is the third largest
cruise operator in the world that owns a combined fleet of 18 ships
visiting over 200 destinations in the world. These include destinations
and islands in Asia-Pacific, North and South America, Hawaii, Caribbean,
Alaska, Europe, Mediterranean and Bermuda. For more information, please
visit www.starcruises.com.
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