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Celestyal Cruises Appoints David Noyes as Non-Executive Chairman

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Celestyal Cruises Appoints David Noyes As Non Executive Chairman
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Photo source: @Celestyal Cruises Greek cruise operator Celestyal Cruises has announced the appointment of David Noyes as Non-Executive Chairman. David Noyes The appointment follows a major investment from leading global private investment firm Searchlight Capital Partners and is expected to further strengthen Celestyal Cruises’ evolution and growth strategy as the company

Celestyal Cruises to Boost its Brand Globally Through New Holding Company

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Celestyal Cruises To Boost Its Brand Globally Through New Holding Company
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Celestyal Cruises and its Cyprus-based parent company, Louis plc, will boost the cruise company’s brand globally through a new holding company under the name Celestyal Holdings. According to an announcement, the new venture will be carried out with funds managed by Searchlight Capital Partners, L.P. (“Searchlight”), a leading global private investment firm. As part of […]

Celestyal Cruises Further Upgrades Ventilation System of its Fleet

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Celestyal Cruises Further Upgrades Ventilation System Of Its Fleet
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Celestyal Cruises has partnered with AtmosAir Solutions, a company specializing in clean green indoor air technology, to upgrade its ventilation system across its fleet. Through the partnership, Celestyal Cruises will improve its already strict hygiene and safety protocols by upgrading its ships’ HVAC air conditioning system, which uses 100 percent fresh air as well as

New Celestyal Experience Ship to Debut March 2021

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New Celestyal Experience Ship To Debut March 2021
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Celestyal Cruises, as of March 6, 2021, will set sail for the Greek Islands and the Eastern Mediterranean with its “Experience” ship, the newest addition to its fleet. The ship’s sailings will begin with the seven-night “Three Continents” itinerary calling on Greece (Athens and Rhodes), Turkey (Kusadasi), Israel (Ashdod), Egypt (Port Said) and Cyprus (Limassol). […]