Genting Cruise Lines announces first LNG powered ships

Monday, 15 Dec, 2019 0

As it celebrated the keel-laying for its next big Global class vessel, Genting Cruise Lines unveiled a upcoming series of smaller ships.

The Universal-class ships will be much smaller at an average 88,000gt and will be able to accommodate 2,000 guests.

They will be the company’s first LNG powered ships and will begin sailing from 2022.

In contrast, Global class ships are 208,000gt, accommodating more than 5,000 passengers

Genting will operate Universal class ships on charter to global hospital brands eager to enter the cruise market.

"The major hospitality brands are uncompromising in protecting their brand image and the Universal Class ships are perfect as they carry the most trusted and respected ‘Made in Germany’ label," said Peter Fetten, president and CEO of MV Werften.

 



 

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