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NCLH boss, Frank Del Rio, hints new vessels could soon be announced

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings - NCLH (logo)The boss of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has expressed his relief over the company’s decision to build a smaller class of ships and suggested the company may order more vessels this year.

During a video interview with Travel Weekly’s editor-in-chief Lucy Huxley – played at the Clia Conference today (May 20) – president and chief executive Frank Del Rio said cruise industry figures “used to scratch their heads” when details about the incoming Prima-class were announced by NCLH brand Norwegian Cruise Line.

Full story at https://travelweekly.co.uk/news/tourism/nclh-boss-hints-new-vessels-could-soon-be-announced

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