Tagged: CroisiEurope

Two passengers and five crew members on a Portugal-based CroisiEurope river cruise ship have tested positive for COVID-19. One of the passengers, a French national, has been taken to the hospital, while a second has been quarantined in a hotel, the French line confirmed. (cruisecritic.com)

Bureau Veritas (BV), a world leader in testing, inspection and certification (TIC) services has started working with CroisiEurope to implement infection prevention measures. (more…)

“We announced it earlier this year, after the success of the African Dream and its dream safari cruise on Lake Kariba, a second ship will join the CroisiEurope fleet in Southern Africa in 2020”, the Company announces on its web site. (more…)

At the ends of the World, Southern Africa reveals its extravagant sites and awesome landscapes, its magnificence and mysteries, rich nature and ancient cultures, against a mesmerising backdrop. (more…)

CroisiEurope has been offering classical music cruises for many years, entertaining its passengers with concerts on board our ships and in exceptional venues, with Alain Duault, the French classical music specialist on radio and television, and featuring famous international artists. (more…)

CroisiEurope’s longstanding environmental position focuses on nature as our most valuable asset. We consider ourselves pioneers in our field, as our commitment to protecting the environment goes above and beyond our legal obligations. We are continually reflecting on how we can expand our green efforts. (more…)

CroisiEurope’s three river cruise ships on France’s River Seine – Botticelli, Seine Princess and Renoir – have converted to using gas to liquids (GTL) fuel, which is cleaner than off-road diesel and does not produce smoke. (cruiseandferry.net)

River cruise line CroisiEurope today unveiled its sixth ship, Amalia Rodrigues, on the popular River Douro in Portugal — Europe’s fastest-growing river cruise destination. The new ship enables the family-owned company to increase annual passenger capacity in Portugal to 25,000. (cruisecritic.com)

CroisiEurope River Cruises has announced that Michael DaCosta will become the cruise line’s general manager for North America. John McGlade will become director of sales, managing key accounts and working with the brand’s national sales team. (travelagentcentral.com)

CroisiEurope will launch a seven-day cruise on the Rhone in April 2019. The seven-day Must-See Sites on the Rhone itinerary will travel round trip from Lyon through France focusing on the food and wine that is found throughout this region. (travelagentcentral.com)

River cruise operator CroisiEurope is to christen the new Amalia Rodrigues in Porto, Portugal on 20 March 2019. Built at the Meuse and Sambre shipyard in Belgium, the three-deck Amalia Rodrigues will accommodate 132 passengers in 66 double-occupancy cabins. (cruiseandferry.net)