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Cruise Newsletter - September 2005
Worldwide will be exhibiting at the Chicago trade show "IT&ME Show" which opens its doors on Tuesday September 27 to 29 at the McCormick Place South Hope to see you there - Booth #4738 (first isle on the right at the top of the escalator)
Headlines from this months news letter - click here to access or on headline of choice.
Worldwide was in Toronto at the end of last month exhibiting at the IncentiveWorks Show
This year we had the pleasure to present our annual Canadian "Sails Team" award to Carlson-Canada.
Worldwide will be in Chicago for the IT&ME Show in force, take the opportunity to visit our booth #4738
Also on our booth will be Bob Armon. Bob who many of you know, is the VP of Sales for Christina Cruises.
Visit our web-site and take advantage of the reduced rate show entry program - it's always good to save a few bucks. Trade Show
Editorial
- You get what you inspect not necessarily what
you expect
It is intriguing to see the basic specifications and cost of the various new ships which are on order at this time. One of the things that caught my attention was the cost per berth which surprised me with both of MSC's two new ships being more expensive to build than any other cruise lines including RCI and Cunard. T
Olympic boost for cruise in London - Bookings for cruise ship calls into central London and Port of Tilbury are already being taken for the 2012 Olympics Games.
Two new ships to sail from Port
Everglades
Cruise operations in Cuba will
continue, according to Alfonso Lavarello, president of
terminal operator Silares Terminales Caribe.
Worldwide
continues to hear
- "Carnival is the wrong end of the market for our client" -
which in fact these days could hardly be further from the truth.
Worldwide was fortunately a short
lived victim of hurricane Katrina - our offices lost power
late on Thursday evening and happily for us power was restored in the
early hours of Monday morning, Hanseatic went aground grounded off the coast of Norway. T
Costa Crociere canceled a Costa Classica cruise after a small fire broke out while the ship was en route to Piraeus. Orient Lines adds 25 Europe ports ranging from Thorshaven in the Faroe Islands to Zadar in Croatia,
Passports - once again, and we hate to be repetative. Are you up to speed on the new passport rules? Full information can found on our web-site.
SEA CLOUD - Charter Opportunities available through Worldwide:
Three Sea Cloud dates are available for charter in the
Aegean during 2006. Coming up soon are several sporting events which our clients should be focusing on:
Monaco Grand Prix - this event is held annually in Monte Carlo - call us for ideas
Grand Prix Tours - who have the Le Ponant chartered for the 2006/7 & 8 race.
2006 Ryder Cup - This event is being held in Ireland at the prestigious Kildare Golf and Country Club, Straffan, Co. Kildare, between Friday 22nd and Sunday 24th September.
Superbowl in Miami 2007 True to form, just as soon as this years Superbowl was over, our telephones started to ring for Superbowl 2007. Call us for some ideas..
Worldwide continues to bring this event to your attention. We are currently working on programs for some of our clients who recognizes the corporate potential the event holds
Check the latest
news and race results on our web site · Steve Bloss (954) 452-8800, ext. 26 - email Steve · Jim Huff (954) 452-8800, ext. 28 - email Jim · Leon Banossian (954) 452-8800, ext. 29 - email Leon · Martin Dock +44 (0)1794 514336 - email Martin · Jim Castle (954) 452 8800. ext.25 - email Jim
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