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World Dream returning to 50% capacity as Singapore heightened alert passesWorld Dream returning to 50% capacity as Singapore heightened alert passes

Dream Cruises' World Dream will go back to 50% capacity starting June 14, following a month at 25% due to Singapore's heightened COVID-19 alert.

Katherine Si, China Correspondent

June 11, 2021

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Heightened Singapore restrictions took effect May 16 and are to expire June 13.

Since retarting passenger operations from Singapore in November, World Dream has chalked up more than seven months of COVID-19-incident-free sailings.

Robust sales

'Despite the heightened health measures of the previous month, World Dream has enjoyed robust sales in June and we are seeing limited availability of cruises in July,' Dream Cruises President Michael Goh said.

Theme cruises

Additionally, World Dream will introduce a Japanese-themed cruise experience from June 20 to Sept. 18, including lavender fields of Hokkaido and torii gates of Kyoto complemented by a variety of Japanese-related activities and cuisine.

Goh said further global thematic cruises will be offered toward year-end including Markets of the World and Nordic Christmas.

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About the Author

Katherine Si

China Correspondent

With extensive experiences in writing, research and social media promotion, China-based Katherine focuses on shipping and transport sectors. She had worked for maritime industry since 2008 and had been well connected with local industry players.

 

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