BERMUDA IS A GO!

Here is NCL'S press Release

Miami - September 12, 2003 -Today, Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) announced that
Norwegian Sea will sail its scheduled Bermuda itinerary and Norwegian Majesty
will sail a revised Bermuda itinerary on Sunday, September 14. NCL's Hurricane
Task Force has been working closely with the Bermuda Department of Tourism to
determine the situation in Bermuda following Hurricane Fabian.

Bermuda has informed NCL that it has made good progress on its recovery efforts
and that the island is ready to once again welcome cruise ship visitors.
Although these recovery efforts are not complete, NCL believes its passengers
will be pleased that Norwegian Sea and Norwegian Majesty will return to
Bermuda.

NCL will alter Norwegian Majesty's itinerary from its three days in St.
George's Bermuda. The ship will now spend Tuesday in St. George's, an overnight
in the King's Wharf, Bermuda and an overnight in Hamilton, Bermuda.

The company has made the change because the causeway that connects St. George's
to Hamilton and the main sights in Bermuda has sustained damage. It can only
support one lane of traffic and is closed during hours of darkness. While
ferries between St George's and the rest of the island are operational, NCL and
Bermuda tourism believe a shorter stay in St. George's will enhance the cruise
guest's experience

Diane Giambalvo
Travel Consultant
GalaxSea Cruises And Tours
East Brunswick, NJ
1-800-357-9393
http://www.galaxseaeb.com

This is a very nice itinerary change & is similar to the cruise that
Princess was doing up until last year.
"Diane Giambalvo" wrote in message
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Here is NCL'S press Release

Miami - September 12, 2003 -Today, Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) announced
that
Norwegian Sea will sail its scheduled Bermuda itinerary and Norwegian
Majesty
will sail a revised Bermuda itinerary on Sunday, September 14. NCL's
Hurricane
Task Force has been working closely with the Bermuda Department of Tourism
to
determine the situation in Bermuda following Hurricane Fabian.

Bermuda has informed NCL that it has made good progress on its recovery
efforts
and that the island is ready to once again welcome cruise ship visitors.
Although these recovery efforts are not complete, NCL believes its
passengers
will be pleased that Norwegian Sea and Norwegian Majesty will return to
Bermuda.

NCL will alter Norwegian Majesty's itinerary from its three days in St.
George's Bermuda. The ship will now spend Tuesday in St. George's, an
overnight
in the King's Wharf, Bermuda and an overnight in Hamilton, Bermuda.

The company has made the change because the causeway that connects St.
George's
to Hamilton and the main sights in Bermuda has sustained damage. It can
only
support one lane of traffic and is closed during hours of darkness. While
ferries between St George's and the rest of the island are operational,
NCL and
Bermuda tourism believe a shorter stay in St. George's will enhance the
cruise
guest's experience

Diane Giambalvo
Travel Consultant
GalaxSea Cruises And Tours
East Brunswick, NJ
1-800-357-9393
http://www.galaxseaeb.com