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In the beginning, there was
the idea of a holiday at sea beyond the classic cruise,
with absolutely no traditions or conventions. Travelling
with the first club cruiser of its kind was to be both
active and casual at the same time. This was something
completely new on the sea travel market, and was
observed with curiosity by all our competitors. The
success story of this form of holiday took its course
with the ship that is today AIDAcara in 1996. As a
combined tour operator and shipping company, Aida
Cruises operates and markets fascinating holidays on
water to destinations like the Mediterranean, Canaries,
North and Baltic Sea, the Caribbean and Middle America.
Aida Cruises is Germany’s number one in terms of sales
and passengers. The company consistently sets new and
unusual trends for holidaying at sea. The fleet today
consists of six
cruise ships: AIDAcara, AIDAvita, AIDAaura, AIDAdiva,
AIDAbella and AIDAluna. The ships of the
Aida Cruises are operated according to high ISPS and ISM quality, environmental and safety standards. Personal and environmental safety is the foremost priority of the company. To ensure satisfied guests and the highest quality,
Aida Cruises uses professional quality assurance systems. At an early stage,
Aida Cruises realised that it reaches its guests mainly through consultation in travel agencies. A team of nationally operating field staff supports more than 10,000 tourism partners and candidates in dealing with holidays onboard a ship of the
Aida line. The consultation in travel agencies is supplemented by innovative and new communication channels and booking options via the internet.
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Cruise
ships and itineraries:
AIDAcara:
Italy registered, built 1996 (refitted 2005), 38,531 gross tons,
1,186
passengers, 370 crew members.
Itineraries: Middle East/India out of Sharm
El-Sheikh, Egypt; Southeast Asia out of Kochi, India
and Laem Chabang, Thailand; Mediterranean out of
Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt and Heraklion (Crete),
Greece; Western Europe, Canary Islands out of Palma
de Mallorca, Spain; Baltic Sea out of Kiel, Germany;
South America out of Santos (Sao Paulo), Brazil and
Buenos Aires, Argentina; Trans-Atlantic out of Las
Palmas (Gran Canaria) and Santos (Sao Paulo) Brazil. |
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AIDAvita:
Italy registered, built 2002, 42,289 gross tons,
1,289 passengers, 420 crew members.
Itineraries: Caribbean out of La Romana, Dominican
Republic; Western Mediterranean out of Palma de
Mallorca, Spain; ,
Trans-Atlantic out of Palma de Mallorca, Spain and
La Romana, Dominican Republic; Transatlantic/South
America/Amazon out of Palma de Mallorca, Spain and
Manaus, Brazil. |
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AIDAaura:
Italy registered, built 2003, 42,289 gross tons,
1,290 passengers, 418 crew members.
Itineraries: Canada/New England out of New York, NY
and Montreal, QC; Caribbean out of La Romana,
Dominican Republic; Trans-Atlantic out of La Romana,
Dominican Republic; Western Europe out of Palma de
Mallorca, Spain and Hamburg, Germany; Norwegian
Fjords, British Isles out of Hamburg, Germany;
Middle East/India out of Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt;
India/Southeast Asia out of Kochi, India; Southeast
Asia out of Laem Chabang, Thailand. |
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AIDAdiva:
Italy registered, built 2007, 68,500 gross tons,
2,050 passengers, 646 crew members.
Itineraries: Eastern Mediterranean out of Heraklion
(Creta), Greece and Antalya, Turkey; Dubai and
Emirates out of Dubai, UAE. |
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AIDAbella:
Italy registered, built 2008, 68,500 gross tons,
2,050 passengers, 646 crew members.
Itineraries: Western Mediterranean, Northern Africa,
Canary Islands from Palma de Mallorca, Spain; Canary
Islands/Northern Africa out of Las Palmas (Gran
Canaria). |
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AIDAluna:
Italy registered, built 2009, 69,203 gross tons,
2,100 passengers, 607 crew members.
Itineraries: Canary Islands/Madeira, Western Europe
out of Santa Cruz (Tenerife); Caribbean, Mediterranean,
Norwegian Fjords, Iceland, Greenland out of Hamburg,
Germany; Trans-Atlantic out of Hamburg, Germany and
La Romana, Dominican Republic; Canada/New England
out of Montreal, QC and New York, NY.
Eastern/Western Caribbean out of Santo Domingo, La
Romana, Dominican Republic and Montego Bay, Jamaica; |
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