About Thomson Cruise Ships

Then in the UK there is Thomson Cruises there 4 ships have come for a variety of background including Holland America and Costa CruisesAnybody remember the accident in Egypt in 2010 on the Costa Europa now sailing as the Thomson Dream.

About thomson cruise ships. Thomsons offers first-class facilities and a very impressive range of accommodation and when you sail with them you are sailing with a fleet that is the top of its class. The ship is nearly 30 years old and lacks the stability of newer ships. The ship was sailing on behalf of Costa Cruises with 1488 passengers.

Thomson offers a variety of ships that you can sail away to exotic ports of call and visit places that you could only visit in your dreams. MS Thomson Destiny is a cruise ship owned by the Cyprus-based Louis Cruise Lines under long-term charter to the United Kingdom-based Thomson Cruises part o. Thomson Cruises offers cruises in the Caribbean Scandinavia and Baltic Canary Islands the Mediterranean and the Red Sea.

Think the ship itself has a good layout spacious cabins and love the wrap-around promenade deck. Thomson cruises has added a fourth ship thomson dream to its fleet. The largest ship in the fleet Marella Explorer serves up brand new eateries a Champneys spa unmissable entertainment and a swanky bar club and casino space all polished up with a modern contemporary finish.

Were always adding to our fleet so you can expect state-of-the-art facilities like climbing walls and cinemas along with cruise classics like first-class entertainment and sophisticated dining. The Thomson Dream is the largest of the Thomson cruise ships. Thomson restarted cruise shipping in 1995.

It rocked most of the time during our 2 week cruise and in high winds. A complete history of this ship is shown on this link. Thats a great way for the cruise line to move on those older ships but not every operator can do this and what about those they have.

The ship has joined Thomson Celebration Thomson Spirit and Thomson Destiny. In July 2009 Carnival Corporation chartered the ship to Thomson Cruises for ten years effective from April 2010. The 14-day Karibik roundtrip itineraries visit ports in Guadeloupe Dominica St Lucia Grenada Curacao Bonaire Aruba.