Cruise Ships & Liners
The cruise ships have been increasingly getting larger over recent years with medium sized cruise ships finding their way into private hands or as floating hotels.
This category covers medium to large options (500 to 2000 pax) with full SOLAS compliance.
DBB Cruise Ships Liners
Cruise Ship
| LOA m (ft) | 54.85 |
|---|---|
| Beam m (ft) | 15 |
| Engine Type | MTU 2000 series |
| Engine kW (HP) | 1576 |
| Year Const | 1998 |
Cruise Ship
| LOA m (ft) | 59.5 |
|---|---|
| Beam m (ft) | 15 |
| Engine Type | 2 x M.T.U. 12V 2000 |
| Engine kW (HP) | 797 |
| Year Const | 1999 |
Latest News & Articles
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COVID impact on Marine tourism UpdatedTourism businesses are beginning to see improvement in domestic support internal to a country. Australia has lower chinese numbers than pre pandemic period however political issue have hindered support from that market. European numbers have lifted in 2022 and continue to improve as the cruise market also recovers with return of international ships to Australian ports.
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Rationalisation of the Marine Manufacturing Industry and why there is a need for proven established Marine Manufacturing in AustraliaThe issue There is a demand that will not be met in the future to support Australian aluminium manufacturing programs due to the reduction in manufacturing capacity in country. This is a trend occurring in the Australian aluminium manufacturing sector that appears to have to date, gone under the radar for the broader market.
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