Port de Barcelona: Barcelona Cruise Facilities

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LOCATION 3

TERMINAL A 4

TERMINAL B 5

TERMINAL C 6

TERMINAL D 7

TERMINALS NORTH AND SOUTH AT WTC 8

OTHER TERMINALS 9

SERVICES 10

BARCELONA AIRPORT 11

BARCELONA, A LIFE STYLE! 12/13

CATALUNYA 14/15

STATISTICS 16/17

GENERAL PLANE 18/19/20

CRUISE AGENTS & LINES 22

GENERAL INDEX

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IN THE LAST FEW YEARS, cosmopoli-tan Barcelona has experienced a tremendousupsurge in visitors because of its superb endow-ment of culture (art, music, opera, architectu-re...), leisure activities, varied and healthy gastro-nomy, sports, shopping and a rich, lively nightli-fe. In short an activity for every mood, everyoneand each season of the year. Its benign climatecontributes decisively to the sustainable growthof the passenger cruise industry.

Visitors have a wide range of options to enjoyRoman, medieval or art-nouveau Barcelona orventure on short sightseeing trips to spectacularbeaches (the rugged Costa Brava), or the magni-ficent countryside. The traveller is sure to bespellbound by the charming historical townsand villages (Romanesque itineraries or Jewishquarters). France and Andorra are at a mere twohours drive from Barcelona!

1992 Olympic Games was the latest occasionthat Barcelona and its port showed the worldthis unique blend of old and new (the fascina-tion of history, art, and tradition with the effi-ciency of design, the comfort of modernity and

simplicity of life). Ever since, the city, the Portof Barcelona and other entities have endeavou-red to live up to their image by constantlyimproving services and infrastructures. It hasbeen successful. The Port of Barcelona becamethe Mediterranean turnaround port par exce-llence with an all time record of 1.050.000 pas-sengers in 2003!!

Constant refurbishing of the port is a must tokeep our leading position. The opening of thesecond mouth in June 2003, provided easy and

safe access to the World Trade Center cruiseship terminals. The lengthening, landscapingand road access redevelopment project of the"Adossat" pier –now underway- will certainlyincrease and improve the mooring space avai-lable so as to accommodate up to 5 mega shipssimultaneously. Thus, we are ready to receivethe largest ships in the world.

Safety and security, however, are of the upmostimportance for us. All personnel in our port arehighly trained to undertake all procedures andoperations in a most secure and safe manner.Police authorities and other law enforcemententities are working hand-in-hand with us tokeep up with the tremendous challengescurrent times demand. Moreover, our terminalsfully comply with the requirements set forth bythe IMO and perform periodic fire and othersafety drills. In fact, our terminals have been

spot-checked by the U.S. Coast Guard inspectionofficers, and other U.S. agencies and we havepassed the test with flying colours.

The Port of Barcelona is also very protective of theenvironment.We abide by and enforce Marpol andother international environmental regulations.Wealso provide ships with waste collection, garbageand sewage disposal, as well as recycling services.

But we don't work alone. Since January 2000,Creuers del Port de Barcelona is concessionaire

of 4 of our terminals and is constantly refurbis-hing their facilities. In 2005 Costa Crociere willstart building their first terminal to operate crui-se vessels of their corporate group.

One of Barcelona’s strongest assets though is itspeople. Literally thousands of professionals arediligently at work, day and night, to supply thecruise industry with the best agents, hostesses,security personnel, tourist guides, coaches,longshoremen, etc.

The city of Barcelona is co-founder and a memberof the Medcruise Association and takes an activepart in promoting Mediterranean ports as touristdestinations. In the last five years the Port ofBarcelona has been honoured with variousawards by Dream World Cruise Destinationsmagazine in recognition of its efforts to advancethe industry at large.

LOCATION

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Constant refurbishing of the Port is a mustto keep our leading position


TERMINAL ATerminal A is, historically, the most efficient termi-nal of the Port of Barcelona. Its distribution can beeasily adapted to the different operations: embar-kation, disembarkation, transit.

Creuers del Port de Barcelona SA,current concessionaire for this ter-minal is planning for 2006 to incre-ase its surface by demolishing

some of the original structure thatdivides the terminal in two separate

areas. With this project, the surface of theterminal will be big enough as to attend the dropoff of the disembarkation luggage of the biggestships in the world in turnaround operations, aswell as the check-in. One passenger gangway isalso included in the project.

ADOSSAT PIER

TERMINAL A

GENERAL SERVICES.Police – Immigration.Metal detectors .X-Ray machines

.Air conditioned

.Public telephones (Cash/VISA payment)

. Foreign exchange

.Duty free shops

.Souvenir shops

.Delivery Service

.Bar- Restaurant

.Parking area for buses

.Shuttle bus to city centre

.Taxi rank

SHIP SERVICES.On-board ID telephone connections..Computer connections for in-bond operations..Waste and garbage disposal..Sewage disposal..Recycling.. Fresh water supply service system with a loading

capacity of 25 m3/hour per hose, with a combined capacity of up to 500-550 m3/hour.

TERMINAL A TERMINAL B

.INDOOR AREA 3.450 sqm. 6.500 sqm.

.BERTH LINE 350+ m. 350+ m.

.DRAUGHT 12 m. 12 m.

.QUAY WIDTH 26 m. 21 m.

.QUAY HEIGHT 2,1 m. 2,1 m.

.TURNAROUND 3.000 pax. No limit

.DISTANCE TO CITY 2,0 km. 2,0 km.


TERMINAL BIn response to the continuous growing passen-gers traffic, Creuers del Port de Barcelona, S.A., thecurrent concessionaire of the terminal, has finis-hed the construction of a new cruise Terminaldesigned to operate next deployments of 140.000tons, 3.600 passenger mega cruise ships in theMediterranean area.

The former 3.000 m2 Terminal B has been modifiedand expanded into a 6.500 m2 brand new cruiseTerminal, incorporating last requirements concerning

security, comfort, fast processing and image, and isfitted with 2 gangways and 4 luggage conveyors.

Total investment is over € 9 m. Works startedDecember 2003 and the Terminal has been com-pleted by April 2005, before the beginning of thesummer high season.

Miami architectural firm BEA International hasdesigned this new Terminal, that will fully complywith International Ship and Port security code (ISPS).

GENERAL SERVICES.Police – Immigration.Metal detectors .X-Ray machines.2 Passenger gangways. Luggage conveyors.Full air conditioned .Public telephones (Cash/VISA payment).Foreign exchange.Duty free shops.Souvenir shops.Bar- Restaurant.Parking area for buses.Shuttle bus to city centre.Taxi rank

SHIP SERVICES.On-board ID telephone connections..Computer connections for in-bond operations..Waste and garbage disposal..Sewage disposal..Recycling..Fresh water supply service system with a loading capacity of 25 m3/hour per hose, with a combined capacity of up to 500-550 m3/hour.

04/05

ADOSSAT PIER

TERMINAL B


TERMINAL CThis terminal, also equipped with all kinds of servi-ces,will be available this season after an importantrefurbishment done together by Creuers del Portde Barcelona and the Port Authority. Its 4.000 m2

will be used in a multipurpose way in order to have

the possibility to give service to both, turnaroundand transit operations.

During this year, the façade will be covered in orderto give it a better look, as shown in the draft.

ADOSSAT PIER

TERMINAL C

TERMINAL C TERMINAL D

.INDOOR AREA 3.940 sqm. 2.250 sqm.

.BERTH LINE 350 + m. 350 + m.

.DRAUGHT 12 m. 12 m.



.TURNAROUND 3.200 pax. 2.500 pax.

.DISTANCE TO CITY 2,5 km. 2,5 km.

GENERAL SERVICES.Air conditioned .Public telephones (Cash/VISA payment). Foreign exchange.Duty free shops.Souvenir shops.Bar- Restaurant

.Parking area for buses

.Shuttle bus to city centre

.Taxi rank

.Police – Immigration

.Metal detectors

.X-Ray machines

SHIP SERVICES.On-board ID telephone

connections..Computer connections for

in-bond operations..Waste and garbage disposal..Sewage disposal..Recycling.. Fresh water supply service

system with a loadingcapacity of 25 m3/hour per hose, with a combined capa city of up to 500-550 m3/hour.


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TERMINAL DThis season we will also use a part of a formerwarehouse converted into a cruise terminallast year. It will be operative until Costa finis-hes its terminal. It has been designed with thesame concept as terminal A and C, and willservice most of the transit calls.

PALACRUCEROSBy June this year, works to build thenew facility of COSTA CROCIERE, S.p.A. atthe Port of Barcelona, Palacruceros, willstart. The terminal (about 9.000 m2)will enter into service in 2006 after aninvestment of up to 8 million euros.Architect of the Palacrociere in Savona,Luigi Vicini and his team, had been cho-sen to develop the project in Barcelonain collaboration with the spanish engi-neering company Sener.

ADOSSAT PIER

TERMINAL D


GENERAL SERVICES.Police – Immigration.Metal detectors .X-Ray machines

.2 Passenger gangways

. Luggage conveyors

.Air conditioned

.Public telephones (Cash/cards payment)

.Foreign exchange

.Duty free shops

.Souvenir shops

.Parking facilities

.Regular bus lines

.Taxi rank

SHIP SERVICES.On-board ID telephone connections..Computer connections for in-bond operations..Waste and garbage disposal..Sewage disposal..Recycling..Fresh water supply service system with a

loading capacity of 30 tons/hour per hose,with a combined capacity of up to 120 tons/hour.

THE STATE-OF-THE-ART WORLDTRADE CENTRE IS LOCATED ATTHE BARCELONA PIER, with twointernational WTC cruise terminals and a total of824 meters of berthing line.

BARCELONA PIER

TERMINALS NORTH AND SOUTH AT WTC

The North Terminal is prepared to give service to 2medium-size vessels and South Terminal can recei-ve 2 ships, the biggest one up to 255 m. length.Both terminals are located at walking distance ofcity centre.

TERMINAL N BERTHING ETERMINAL S

.INDOOR AREA 5.000 sqm. 5.000 sqm. No terminal

.BERTH LINE 230 m. 434 m. 160 m.

.DRAUGHT 8,0 m. 9,0 m. 9,5 m.

.QUAY WIDTH 14 m. 14 m. 18 m.

.QUAY HEIGHT 2,5 m. 2,5 m. 2,5 m.

.TURNAROUND 800 pax. 800 pax. Only transit

.DISTANCE TO CITY 400 m. 400 m. 400 m.


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OTHER TERMINALS

SANT BERTRAN TERMINAL S

.INDOOR AREA 2.200 sqm. 480 sqm.

.BERTH LINE 255 m. 300 m.

.DRAUGHT 11 m. 8,6 m.



.TURNAROUND 250 pax. 200 pax.

.DISTANCE TO CITY 400 m. 100 m.

SANT BERTRAN TERMINAL · SANT BERTRAN PIERThis ferry terminal is equipped with all the necessary tools to serve cruiselines’ operations with the highest standards of security.

Its use is sometimes required when the season gets very busy and basi-cally to transit operations.

DRASSANES · BARCELONA PIER

PORT VELL TERMINALESPANYA PIERA small terminal in the middle of theMaremagnum (a leisure area) to receive the sma-llest vessels.


SAFETY AND SECURITYIn our terminals we have developed the highest standards of secu-rity. We follow strict guidelines to guarantee all cruise lines needsin terms of safety and security.

Implementation of ISPS Code to SOLAS is one of our strengths andwe have built a new control room in the heart of the port withspecific definitions to cruise traffic.

SHIPYARDShip repair and dry dock for vessels up

to 220 m. length and 50.000 DWT.

BUNKERING

SERVICES


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BARCELONA AIRPORT

AN AMBITIOUS MASTER PLAN IS BEINGUNDERTAKEN FORT HE AIRPORT to con-solidate itself as one of the most important onesin the Mediterranean.The third runway opened in 2004 will allow toincrease traffic to a maximum capacity of 90 lan-dings/takes per hour.

A new terminal building, already underway, willallow the airport to process a total of 40 millionpassengers.The high speed train and the subway will bothserve the aiport terminals.

.Three terminals capable of meeting the needs of 27 million passengers.

.More than 80 airlines operating on a regular basis.

.Scheduled flights to about 130 cities, 94 of which are international destinations.

. 133 cheeck-in counters, over 80 shops, plus many restaurants and specialized stores.

.Amongst the European Top Ten, the second airport registeringthe fastest growing in 2004.

.Confortable facilities providing high quality services recognized worldwide.

.Superb strategic location as a logistics platform together with the Port of Barcelona.


BARCELONA,A LIFE STYLE!

BARCELONA, THE CAPITAL OFCATALONIA, is one of the leading tourism des-tinations and the foremost cruise port in Europe.The city provides a unique experience to the visi-tor: mild climate, Mediterranean spirit, a vibrantcultural scene, fine shopping, rich gastronomy andnot forgetting the people of Barcelona, alwaysready to help newcomers feel welcome.

The variety of sightseeing tours include the Catalanart nouveau masterpieces (the church of theSagrada Família, Park Güell, Casa Batlló and CasaMilà), the Gothic Quarter which is one of the bestpreserved medieval enclaves in Europe, the worldfamous boulevard La Rambla, the Montjüic area(Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, Joan MiróFoundation, Olympic Ring), the Picasso Museum…

Sightseeing tours can be organised on foot, bycoach, by bicycle, and on the Barcelona Bus Turísticroutes which operate with open-topped double-decker buses.

For those who love shopping, Barcelona offers the5-kilometre-long Shopping Line, Europe’s largestopen-air shopping area: a kaleidoscope of imagi-nation and quality which transforms the city intoa major shopping showcase accessible to everyo-ne. Barcelona’s characteristic urban design offersan endless series of retail outlets which invite youto stroll and shop as you explore the city.

Barcelona invites its visitors to take a stroll, enbrowse in its shops, sample its cuisine and enjoy


Barcelona has established itself as one of thecities of the world whose gastronomy offersthe best value for money. Our restaurantshave placed the Catalan capital at the fore-front of world cuisine. Leading figures fromthe culinary world are associated withBarcelona, the first city outside France to be

awarded the Ville Gourmande distinction.These are the reasons why Barcelona

will be celebrating the Year ofGastronomy from

March 2005 toMarch 2006.

BARCELONA: FOOD CUISINE GASTRONOMY2005-2006

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s to take a stroll, enjoy its window displays,ts cuisine and enjoy the city as a unique lifestyle


CATALUNYA CATALONIA is a small country in terms of territory but it is large andvaluable for its one thousand years of history, language and culture.

A country that offers an enviable range of possibilities for the tourist, making itthe favourite destination of more than 20 million visitors a year.

COSTA DAURADATarragona: the Iberian capital of the Roman Empire (declared World Heritage by UNESCO).Large golden beaches and modern resorts.Theme parks (Universal’s Mediterranea).

COSTA BRAVARugged coastline with coves and small bays.Charming white fishing villages, beautiful scenery with pine trees by the sea and typical fishing boats.14 challenging golf courses beautifully designed (including PGA golf course).Homeland of Salvador Dalí. Three museums dedicated to this major 20th century creator.


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Catalan cuisine is an exceptional pheno-menon, a worldwide gastronomic land-mark. Nowadays everyone is talking aboutthat genius of Ferran Adrià’s cuisine, butbeside him there are other well-knownnames such as Santi Santamaría, CarmeRuscalleda, Joan Roca...

CATALAN CUISINE

PIRINEUS (Pyrenees mountains)Catalonia’s biggest natural playground.Romanesque churches (declared World Heritage by UNESCO).Small peasant villages, well preserved regional gastronomy .Winter sports and 15 ski resorts.

MONASTERY ROUTEExhibition of magnificent examples of monasteries in a single route:Santes Creus, Vallbona de les Monges, Poblet (World Heritage by UNESCO) and Montserrat.

BARCELONA CAVA AND WINECELLARSFamous wine and sparkling wine vineyardsand cellars located south of Barcelona.World known cava and wine brands can beenjoyed along with fine gastronomy. It is atrademark of the region.


STATISTICS

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OPERATION 2004 (pax)

SEASONALITY 2004

JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

DISEMBARKING EMBARKING TURNAROUND TRANSIT

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OPERATION 2004

VESSELS DISEMBARKING EMBARKING TRANSIT TOTAL PAX

JANUARY 9 2.455 990 11.358 14.803

FEBRUARY 8 603 734 9.199 10.536

MARCH 17 4.211 5.420 14.012 23.643

APRIL 51 9.879 11.217 35.775 56.871

MAY 93 29.755 30.971 60.915 121.641

JUNE 64 32.184 35.294 43.605 111.083

JULY 67 45.657 46.830 59.890 152.377

AUGUST 75 47.193 46.590 57.727 151.510

SEPTEMBER 84 39.567 39.464 59.984 139.015

OCTOBER 86 38.940 36.243 67.411 142.594

NOVEMBER 51 21.746 20.595 30.413 72.754

DESEMBER 24 5.828 7.195 15.001 28.024

TOTAL 629 278.018 281.543 465.290 1.024.851

VESSELS EVOLUTION

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC TOTAL

1995 6 3 8 38 53 34 39 39 57 47 22 10 356

1996 9 3 8 42 60 38 38 48 54 51 21 3 375

1997 9 2 6 39 55 49 53 63 59 59 16 7 417

1998 5 1 6 41 81 51 50 58 62 60 20 12 447

1999 8 4 6 37 75 56 61 60 75 72 25 7 486

2000 8 10 12 47 80 58 58 60 71 56 26 9 495

2001 5 3 8 43 81 68 60 66 79 77 38 16 544

2002 9 5 18 52 88 66 65 74 83 99 55 19 633

2003 10 4 19 47 108 77 74 81 117 106 47 27 717

2004 9 8 17 51 93 64 67 75 84 86 51 24 629

PASSENGERS EVOLUTION

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC TOTAL

1995 4.080 1.867 4.406 18.008 28.999 28.902 29.640 28.554 39.036 32.677 12.607 4.613 233.389

1996 5.970 2.445 5.229 32.629 43.409 24.844 30.032 35.686 41.751 36.982 16.543 1.804 277.324

1997 6.197 1.729 3.843 21.626 44.049 38.772 50.373 71.727 49.572 55.733 11.157 4.505 359.283

1998 3.514 969 4.229 25.616 81.458 62.157 72.447 78.237 60.834 58.462 12.658 5.687 466.268

1999 5.185 4.641 4.254 23.062 73.564 71.169 91.504 87.967 86.561 74.442 18.515 5.159 546.023

2000 7.855 5.544 5.712 38.707 81.681 80.138 85.141 81.628 84.950 65.388 28.712 7.115 572.571

2001 4.117 3.362 7.102 33.982 97.531 88.532 91.543 100.482 91.831 79.320 39.646 17.358 654.806

2002 9.250 5.594 17.993 59.022 110.576 94.824 114.114 115.293 116.701 121.469 58.673 20.177 843.686

2003 10.571 4.424 16.264 49.482 131.327 126.818 137.635 160.080 165.901 160.581 53.976 37.353 1.054.412

2004 14.803 10.536 23.643 56.871 121.641 111.083 152.377 151.510 139.015 142.594 72.754 28.024 1.024.851


GENERAL PLANE OF PORT DE BARCELONA


Terminal D Terminal C

TerminalSouth Terminal

North

BerthingEast

ADOSSAT PIER


CRUISE AGENTS & LINES

Aarus Marítima Barcelona, S.L.Muelle Príncipe de EspañaEdificio Tersaco, 4ª planta08039 BarcelonaT 34 902 12 11 05F 34 902 12 11 [email protected]

Agencia Marítima Condeminas, S.A.Avda. Ports d'Europa, 100 planta 2ªService Center ZAL08040 BarcelonaT 34 93 295 70 00F 34 93 396 94 [email protected]

Alfaship Internacional, S.A.Avda. Drassanes 6-8 pl. 18Edifici Colom08001 BarcelonaT 34 93 567 77 00F 34 93 318 46 [email protected]

Baleares Consignatarios, S.L.Avda. Francesc Cambó, 21, 1º 1ª08003 BarcelonaT 34 93 319 63 18F 34 93 319 01 [email protected]

Cía. Trasmediterránea, S.A.Muelle San Beltrán, s/n08039 BarcelonaT 34 93 295 91 82F 34 93 295 91 [email protected]

Consortium Hispania Lines, S.A.Rambla Catalunya, 3808007 BarcelonaT 34 93 487 06 88F 34 93 487 79 [email protected]

E. Erhardt y Cía., S.A.Avda. Drassanes, 6-8 planta 22Edifici Colom08001 BarcelonaT 34 93 343 78 80F 34 93 343 78 [email protected]

Intercruises, Shoreside & Port Servicesc/ Caspe, 21, 1º 1ª08010 BarcelonaT 34 93 301 22 44F 34 93 318 81 [email protected]

Macandrews Cruise & TravelPl. Duque de Medinaceli, 508002 BarcelonaT 34 93 344 25 00F 34 93 344 04 [email protected]

Mallorca Sea ShippingJoan Alcover 54, entlo. B07006 Palma MallorcaT 34 971 77 16 07F 34 971 77 01 [email protected]

Marítima del Mediterráneo, S.A.Atlàntic, 112-120Edif. Norai08040 BarcelonaT 34 93 298 77 77F 34 93 298 77 [email protected]

Mediterranean Shipping Co. España S.A.Muelle de Barcelona, WTCEdificio Este, 8ª planta08039 BarcelonaT 34 93 508 23 00F 34 93 508 23 [email protected]

P&B AgenciesAvda. Drassanes, 6-8Edifici Colom08001 BarcelonaT 34 93 481 73 10F 34 93 481 73 [email protected]

Romeu y Cía., S.A.Avda. Diagonal, 40308008 BarcelonaT 34 93 292 21 25F 34 93 416 14 [email protected]

Transcoma, S.A.Atlàntic, 112-120ZAL08040 BarcelonaT 34 93 262 41 70F 34 93 262 41 [email protected]

Vapores Suardiaz Barcelona, S.A.Edificio Zona Franca AduaneraSector C, Calle 5, Oficina 241 B-D Zona Franca08040 BarcelonaT 34 93 301 59 82F 34 93 342 66 [email protected]

Witty, S.A.Casanova, 2- 6º08011 BarcelonaT 34 93 230 93 00F 34 93 230 93 [email protected]

CRUISE AGENTS.AIDA CRUISES

.ARCALIA SHIPPING

.CARNIVAL CRUISE LINE

.CELEBRITY CRUISE LINE

.CLIPPER CRUISE LINE

.CLUB MED CROISIÈRES

.COSTA CROCIERE

.CRYSTAL CRUISES

.CUNARD LINE

.DELPHIN SEEREISEN

.FRED OLSEN CRUISE LINES

.HAPAG-LLOYD

.HOLLAND AMERICA LINE

.IBEROJET CRUCEROS

.KRISTINA REGINA

.LOUIS CRUISE LINES

.MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING CRUISES

.NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE

.NYK CRUISE CO. LTD.

.OCEAN VILLAGE

.ORIENT LINES

.P&O CRUISES

.PHOENIX REISEN

.PETER DEILMANN REEDEREI

.PRINCESS CRUISES

.PULLMANTUR

.RADISSON SEVEN SEAS CRUISES

.RESIDENSEA

.ROYAL CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL

.SEA CLOUD CRUISES

.SEADREAM YACHT CLUB

.SEABOURN CRUISE LINE

.SERVICES ET TRANSPORTS, S.A.

.SILVERSEA CRUISES

.SWAN HELLENIC CRUISES

.TOPAZ INTERNATIONAL

.TRAVEL PLAN / GLOBALIA

.WINDSTAR CRUISES

CRUISE LINES


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