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"The Fun Ships"- that is exactly
what the Carnival ships are. More affordable cruises, lots of neon
lights, not that much elegance and formal atmosphere. Carnival is
catering towards younger passengers and the main objective aboard the
vessels is party, party and party again. That makes Carnival the
richest cruise line in the world (the company owns also Holland
America Cruise Line, Costa Cruises, Seabourn Cruise Line, Cunard Line
and Windstar Cruises) which operate independently as separate brands
and target a more upscale clientele). Carnival Cruise Line started in
1972 when Ted Arison bought one ship, the "Mardi Gras", for
$1, and assumed its debt. At the time, Bob Dickinson worked for
Carnival's parent company, American International Travel Service of
Boston. In 1973, after Carnival had lost $8 million in six months,
Dickinson was sent to Miami to "unload the turkey," as he
recalls, noting he had never even seen a cruise ship at that point.
Instead, he studied the company's problems and figured they could be
fixed. Carnival cruise line employs at the moment about 3,500 people
on shore - the majority at corporate headquarters in Miami - and
28,000 on its ships.
What can employees expect
from Carnival? Slightly lower salaries and somewhat lower standards
when selecting candidates comparing to most of the other major cruise
lines. Carnival crew members are like their clientele, they like to
party and most of them believe that the more "loose"
atmosphere and the presence of younger passengers makes up for the
slightly lower salaries.
Cruise
ships and itineraries:
Carnival Splendor: Registry-Panama,
built 2008, 113.300 gross tons, 3.006 passengers, 1.150
crew members.
Itineraries: Bahamas, Western Caribbean/Eastern Caribbean,
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Carnival Liberty: Registry-Panama,
built 2008, 110.000 gross tons, 2.974 passengers, 1.910 crew
members.
Itineraries: Western Caribbean/Eastern Caribbean, Europe. |
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Carnival Valor: Registry-Panama,
built 2004, 110.000 gross tons, 3.400 passengers, 1.910 crew
members.
Itineraries: Eastern/Western Caribbean. |
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Carnival Miracle: Registry-Bahamas,
built 2004, 88.500 gross tons, 2.120 passengers, 900 crew
members.
Itineraries: Western Caribbean. |
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Carnival Glory: Registry-Panama,
built 2002, 110.000 gross tons, 3.700 passengers, 1.210 crew
members.
Itineraries: Eastern/Western Caribbean |
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Carnival Conquest:
Registry-Panama, built 2002, 110.000 gross tons, 3.400
passengers, 1.910 crew members.
Itineraries: Western Caribbean, sailing from Galveston, Texas. |
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Carnival Legend:
Registry-Panama, built 2002, 86.000 gross tons, 2.680
passengers, 930 crew members.
Itineraries: Eastern/Southern/Western Caribbean, sailing from
New York, Fort Lauderdale. |
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Carnival Pride:
Registry-Panama, built 2002, 86.000 gross tons, 2.680
passengers, 1.029 crew members.
Itineraries: Mexican Riviera. |
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Carnival Spirit:
Registry-Panama, built 2001, 86.000 gross tons, 2.680
passengers, 961 crew members.
Itineraries: Hawaii, Mexican Riviera, Alaska. |
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Carnival Victory:
Registry-Panama, built 2000, 101.509 gross tons, 2.758
passengers, 1.100 crew members.
Itineraries: Eastern/Western Caribbean, Eastern Canada,
Bahamas.
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Carnival Triumph: Registry-Panama,
built 1999, 101.509
gross tons, 2.758 passengers, 1.100 crew members.
Itineraries: Eastern/Western Caribbean, sailing from Miami. |
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Carnival Destiny: Registry-Panama,
built 1996, 101.353
gross tons, 2.642 passengers, 1.050 crew members.
Itineraries: Southern Caribbean, sailing
from Aruba, Barbados, Puerto Rico. |
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Ecstasy: Registry-Liberia,
built 1991, 70.367 gross tons,
2.052 passengers, 920 crew members.
Itineraries: Western Caribbean. |
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Fantasy: ,
built 1990, 70.367 gross tons,
2.052 passengers, 920 crew members.
Itineraries: Bahamas, Western Caribbean. |
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Imagination: Registry-Panama,
built 1995, 70.367 gross tons,
2.052 passengers, 920 crew members.
Itineraries: Western Caribbean. |
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Holiday: Registry-Panama,
built 1985, 46.052 gross tons, 1,452
passengers, 660 crew members.
Itineraries: Western Caribbean. |
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Elation: Registry-Panama,
built 1998, 70.367 gross tons,
2.052 passengers, 920 crew members.
Itineraries: Bahamas/Eastern Caribbean, sailing from Port
Canaveral, Miami. |
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Paradise: Registry-Panama,
built 1998, 70.367 gross tons, 2.052 passengers, 920 crew
members.
Itineraries: Baja Mexico. |
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Sensation: Registry-Panama,
built 1993, 70.367 gross tons, 2.052 passengers, 920 crew
members.
Itineraries: Bahamas. |
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Fascination: Registry-Panama,
built 1994, 70.367 gross tons, 2.052 passengers, 920 crew
members.
Itineraries: Bahamas/Western Caribbean. |
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Inspiration: Registry-Panama,
built 1994, 70.367 gross tons, 2.052 passengers, 920 crew
members.
Itineraries: Western Caribbean. |
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Celebration: Registry-Liberia,
built 1987, 47.262 gross tons, 1.486 passengers, 670 crew
members.
Itineraries: Bahamas. |
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