Norwegian Cruise Line, or NCL, has a 40 year history in the cruise
business. As one of the largest cruise lines, they offer 14 vessels to
cruise aboard or work aboard. These are the:
Norwegian Crown
Norwegian Dawn
Norwegian Dream
Norwegian Gem
Norwegian Jade
Norwegian Jewel
Norwegian Majesty
Norwegian Pearl
Norwegian Spirit
Norwegian Star
Norwegian Sun
Pride of America - the cruise ship in the photo above
Pride of Aloha
Their cruising destinations cover Alaska, the Bahamas and Florida,
Bermuda, Canada and New England, the Caribbean, Europe,
Hawaii, the Mexican Riviera, Panama Canal, South Amerca and the
Pacific Coast. Norwegian Cruise Lines prides itself on being the
first major cruise line to offer “Freestyle Cruising”, a concept which
provides greater freedom and options for cruise passengers.
NCL announced its role in co-sponsoring a large scale mass
rescue exercise in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands that took place
on August 9, 2007. The exercise participants included numerous
federal, industry and U.S. Virgin Islands agencies, in a simulated
scenario involving a cruise ship evacuating its passengers to St.
Thomas after running aground off the island of Culebra, Puerto Rico.
For candidates seeking employment aboard cruise ships,
Norwegian Cruise Line’s site is informative, even including
sections on life at sea and frequently asked questions. These
pages offer job candidates a glimpse of what they can expect
working at sea in a cruise ship job. It covers things like laundry
needs, communications, mail, internet access, recreation time,
alcohol policy, meal allowance and accommodations, which it
advises as being four shipmates to a cabin.
For more information on our featured employer...Norwegian Cruise
Line, click next page .
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business. As one of the largest cruise lines, they offer 14 vessels to
cruise aboard or work aboard. These are the:
Norwegian Crown
Norwegian Dawn
Norwegian Dream
Norwegian Gem
Norwegian Jade
Norwegian Jewel
Norwegian Majesty
Norwegian Pearl
Norwegian Spirit
Norwegian Star
Norwegian Sun
Pride of America - the cruise ship in the photo above
Pride of Aloha
Their cruising destinations cover Alaska, the Bahamas and Florida,
Bermuda, Canada and New England, the Caribbean, Europe,
Hawaii, the Mexican Riviera, Panama Canal, South Amerca and the
Pacific Coast. Norwegian Cruise Lines prides itself on being the
first major cruise line to offer “Freestyle Cruising”, a concept which
provides greater freedom and options for cruise passengers.
NCL announced its role in co-sponsoring a large scale mass
rescue exercise in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands that took place
on August 9, 2007. The exercise participants included numerous
federal, industry and U.S. Virgin Islands agencies, in a simulated
scenario involving a cruise ship evacuating its passengers to St.
Thomas after running aground off the island of Culebra, Puerto Rico.
For candidates seeking employment aboard cruise ships,
Norwegian Cruise Line’s site is informative, even including
sections on life at sea and frequently asked questions. These
pages offer job candidates a glimpse of what they can expect
working at sea in a cruise ship job. It covers things like laundry
needs, communications, mail, internet access, recreation time,
alcohol policy, meal allowance and accommodations, which it
advises as being four shipmates to a cabin.
For more information on our featured employer...Norwegian Cruise
Line, click next page .
Copyright 2006 - Copyright Warning
Rights reserved - U.S. Copyright Law Carries Criminal & Civil
Penalties for Infringement - 17 U.S.C. § 506 and 18 U.S.C. § 2319
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