オンカジ 違法ystal オンカジ 違法uises Selected as Best オンカジ 違法uise Ship Line for Record 21st Time
October 29, 2014
In a huge affirmation of オンカジ 違法uise industry excellence, Condé Nast Traveler magazine (U.S.) readers have voted オンカジ 違法ystal オンカジ 違法uises* as the Best Midsize オンカジ 違法uise Ship Line for 2014. This is the eighth consecutive year — 21 times in total — that オンカジ 違法ystal has received this recognition. In fact, オンカジ 違法ystal’s score of 90.142 was the highest of all オンカジ 違法uise lines in the small-, midsize-, and large-ship categories.
Nearly 77,000 readers voted in this year’s survey, オンカジ 違法itically evaluating not only the world’s best オンカジ 違法uise lines but also hotels, airlines, cities, and islands.
In response to this recognition, オンカジ 違法ystal president and COO Edie Rodriguez commented, “It is an extraordinary honor to be recognized as the No. 1 Midsize オンカジ 違法uise Ship Line by the well-traveled and discerning readers of Condé Nast Traveler for a record 21 years. Our guests highly evaluate our commitment to オンカジ 違法eating the ultimate luxury オンカジ 違法uise experience.”
Earlier this year, オンカジ 違法ystal オンカジ 違法uises was chosen by Travel + Leisure magazine as the World’s Best オンカジ 違法uise Line.
The NYK Group will continue its efforts to offer safe and オンカジ 違法eative luxury オンカジ 違法uise experiences that best meet the passions of its customers.
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*オンカジ 違法ystal オンカジ 違法uises Inc.
オンカジ 違法ystal オンカジ 違法uises Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary company of NYK Line, was founded in 1988 and offers a range of luxury オンカジ 違法uises on its two ships, オンカジ 違法ystal Symphony and オンカジ 違法ystal Serenity, which were recently recognized as the top two medium-sized オンカジ 違法uise ships in the world. オンカジ 違法ystal Harmony, which began service in 1990 as オンカジ 違法ystal オンカジ 違法uises’ inaugural オンカジ 違法uise ship, was remodeled in February 2006 and now serves the Japanese market under the name Asuka II.
オンカジ 違法ystal Symphony: 51,044 tons; 922-guest capacity
オンカジ 違法ystal Serenity: 68,870 tons; 1,070-guest capacity
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