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Star Clippers in 2010 put all their eggs in one basket by committing all three of its tall ships to the Med. for the summer season. |
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In the spring Royal Clipper, Star Clipper and Star
Flyer will reposition from their winter homes in the Caribbean, Far
East and Tahiti, respectively, to begin the Mediterranean sailings.
Star Clipper will continue round-trip Athens routes, while Royal
Clipper will operate between Rome and Venice. Star Flyer is
scheduled to sail seven-day round-trip Monaco itineraries, as well
as eastern Mediterranean and Turkey cruises from Rhodes, Greece. "In this challenging economy, we thought it prudent to bring all three ships closer to where our guests reside and have them sail itineraries with proven success," said Mikael Krafft, owner and president of Star Clippers. "While Star Flyer's Tahiti itineraries have been popular, redeploying Flyer to the Mediterranean with the other two ships ultimately will make taking a Star Clippers vacation more affordable for our guests." Specific ports of call on the Mediterranean itineraries, as well as the cruise schedule for the remainder of 2010, will be available in March. Reservations through spring 2010 are open to book, and sailings for the remainder of 2010 will open for booking by April 15, 2009. |
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Real yacht cruising ports - sail Europe this summer with Windstar Cruises |
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Work Begins on New Pier in Falmouth, Jamaica |
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Star Clippers in 2010 put all their eggs in one basket by committing all three of its tall ships to the Med. for the summer season. |
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A European style river cruise on the Mekong River |
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Holland America Line Expands 2009 Panama Canal Program with More Full Transits |
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All Three Celebrity Solstice-Class Ships to Sail in Europe in 2010 |
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Secret Spots at 6 European Ports |
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Strikes end in the French Caribbean islands of Martinique & Guadaloupe |