2025-05-17T10: 55: 01Z
- Norwegian Cruise Line directed the boom of solo cruise trips.
- Its new ship, Norwegian Aqua, has 93 cabins to one person with access to a shared lounge.
- The cruise line added 1,000 of these increasingly popular cabins to its fleet in 2024.
The last Norwegian ship, Norwegian Aqua, is a floating bait for cruise families. He also wants to attract opposite demography: solo travelers.
In recent years, the Norwegian has become the leader of the solo cruise boom, adding around 1,000 cabins of one person to its fleet in 2024.
For the company, it is an excellent opportunity of money: 10% of the cruisers of the American ports go alone, with the millennials and genres most likely to sail solo, according to the Cruise Lines association of the commercial group.
For solo cruisers, it is an excellent opportunity for money saving: many cruising lines charge independent travelers with the costs of “single supplement” to compensate for the lost income on the dual occupation cabins. In some cases, this additional expenditure can double the navigation cost.
In other words, unless they stay in one of the Norwegian solo cabins.
Norwegian Aqua was launched in March with 93 single -person cabins.
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You will only have to walk a few steps towards the bathroom.
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There are no additional seats, with the exception of office stools without back. However, he came with access to a common show.
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