Royal Caribbean adquiere Pullmantur

En una revista americana he leido que la Royal va a poner en marcha una nueva linea Miami- Cozumel - Jamaica - Gran Caiman - Miami
No os parece Holiday con Miami en lugar de Cuba.
Sospechoso no?

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<br />Hola muzzy.
Tu fuente es fiable os es un rumor que te ha dicho alguien a quien se lo dijo............ ya sabes
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<br />Hola muzzy.
Tu fuente es fiable os es un rumor que te ha dicho alguien a quien se lo dijo............ ya sabes
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Royal Caribbean International
A 445-foot-long shopping/dining/entertainment boulevard. A 3600-volume library. A pizzeria. A traditional barbershop and shoeshine establishment. A 1350-seat theater. A juice bar. A surf park with cantilevered whirlpools suspended 112 feet above the ocean. A surfing simulator. An ice skating rink. Flat-paneled television sets. As tall as a 20-story building. Those are just a few of the stats for Royal Caribbean's new 3634-passenger Freedom of the Seas. Billed as the largest ship in the world, the 160,000 ton liner enters service this season sailing seven-day trips from Miami to the Western Caribbean ports of Cozumel, Grand Cayman, Jamaica, and the line's private Labadee... An "Extreme Makeover" is planned for Royal Caribbean's 2356-passenger Majesty of the Seas. It will undergo extensive renovations in every area of the ship. There will be new spa and fitness facilities, additional dining options, refurbished cabins and bathrooms, refreshed public areas, new bed frames and mattresses, high thread- count sheets, a facelifted casino, new carpeting, a Johnny Rockets eatery, a new pizzeria, revitalized dining rooms, and more. The ship will be taken out of service in January for about four weeks... A new Dominican Republic home port, Santo Domingo, will be the base for the 2076-passenger Legend of the Seas beginning in December, 2007. ..Also a new itinerary starting in December, 2007: The 2076-passenger Splendour of the Seas will sail from Santos, Brazil, calling at Rio, Buenos Aires, and other destinations in Uruguay, Brazil, and Argentina on alternating eight-day and six-day trips during the Southern summer. The location will allow for seven-day cruises to St. Maarten, Dominica, Grenada, Venezuela, Aruba, St. Kitts, Guadaloupe, Martinique, Barbados, and St. Lucia on two alternating itineraries.


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Royal Caribbean International
A 445-foot-long shopping/dining/entertainment boulevard. A 3600-volume library. A pizzeria. A traditional barbershop and shoeshine establishment. A 1350-seat theater. A juice bar. A surf park with cantilevered whirlpools suspended 112 feet above the ocean. A surfing simulator. An ice skating rink. Flat-paneled television sets. As tall as a 20-story building. Those are just a few of the stats for Royal Caribbean's new 3634-passenger Freedom of the Seas. Billed as the largest ship in the world, the 160,000 ton liner enters service this season sailing seven-day trips from Miami to the Western Caribbean ports of Cozumel, Grand Cayman, Jamaica, and the line's private Labadee... An "Extreme Makeover" is planned for Royal Caribbean's 2356-passenger Majesty of the Seas. It will undergo extensive renovations in every area of the ship. There will be new spa and fitness facilities, additional dining options, refurbished cabins and bathrooms, refreshed public areas, new bed frames and mattresses, high thread- count sheets, a facelifted casino, new carpeting, a Johnny Rockets eatery, a new pizzeria, revitalized dining rooms, and more. The ship will be taken out of service in January for about four weeks... A new Dominican Republic home port, Santo Domingo, will be the base for the 2076-passenger Legend of the Seas beginning in December, 2007. ..Also a new itinerary starting in December, 2007: The 2076-passenger Splendour of the Seas will sail from Santos, Brazil, calling at Rio, Buenos Aires, and other destinations in Uruguay, Brazil, and Argentina on alternating eight-day and six-day trips during the Southern summer. The location will allow for seven-day cruises to St. Maarten, Dominica, Grenada, Venezuela, Aruba, St. Kitts, Guadaloupe, Martinique, Barbados, and St. Lucia on two alternating itineraries.


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si pero que significa que los van a despedir?

Knario

Todo este asunto de la compra....., afectará en algo a la ruta Antillas y Granadinas que supuestamente realizará el K-6 o el K-7????

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<br />si pero que significa que los van a despedir?

Knario
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Significa que los echan a la calle pues al ser empresa americana no puede tener relaciones "comerciales" con Cuba, ya que los trabajadores dependen directamente de la aprobación del gobierno cubano. Y esta es un forma más (aparte de la anulación del crucero por Cuba), de no tener ningún vinculo con este pais.

Resumiendo.

muzzy,
Tiene mucha lógica lo que dices, seguramente los tripulantes cubanos no podrán trabajar para la Royal.
Pero hay mucho personal que es de distintos paises de Latinoamérica y a esos no debería de afectarles.
Saludos.

Entonces los trpilantes argentinos, colmbianos etc etc no los despediran...
Vaya movida mas rara eh? [xx(]

Knario