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Home›Green Marine›Melbourne wins superliner cruise service
Green Marine

March 22, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Melbourne wins superliner cruise service

Victorian tourism bosses have hailed the announcement of Melbourne’s first cruise liner service, set to start next year. Princess Cruises’ 77,000-ton superliner Dawn Princess – which can hold 1,950 passengers – will begin eight cruises out of Melbourne from November 2008.

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Victorian tourism bosses have hailed the announcement of Melbourne’s first cruise liner service, set to start next year.

Princess Cruises’ 77,000-ton superliner Dawn Princess – which can hold 1,950 passengers – will begin eight cruises out of Melbourne from November 2008.

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