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Pacific Pearl name chosen for the next P&O Cruises addition
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- Published on Thursday, 05 February 2009 20:37
- Written by Teijo Niemelä
P&O Cruises Australia will name its next ship of growing fleet as Pacific Pearl. The 63,500 gross ton ship, currently trading as Ocean Village, will join the cruise line the end of 2010. The itinerary is being finalised with cruises set to go on sale from March this year.
Pacific Pearl will be P&O Cruises’ fourth ship, sailing alongside its two existing ships, superliner Pacific Dawn and the 47,000 gross ton Pacific Sun, as well as its incoming superliner, Pacific Jewel, which will join the fleet in December this year.
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