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cruises-trips-news · 9 months
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UK Port Celebrates Holland America Ship’s Maiden Call
The UK Port of Dover held a festive welcome event to mark the inaugural visit of Holland America Line’s Nieuw Statendam, with water cannons, dancers and music, and local delicacies served to guests. The ship will no longer be a stranger to the port, since she is scheduled to homeport in Dover in 2025. Nieuw […] The post UK Port Celebrates Holland America Ship’s Maiden Call appeared first on BOAT CRUISES TRIPS NEWS. https://boat-cruises-trips.news-6.com/uk-port-celebrates-holland-america-ships-maiden-call/
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travelpointholidays · 2 years
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2nts Barcelona & 7nts Mediterranean Rivieras WAS £1199 NOW fr just £799 Departs 20th April 2023 7nt Full Board cruise aboard Nieuw Statendam Inc return flights Inc FREE 2nt Barcelona stay worth £170 SAVE up to £800 per couple Upgrade to Oceanview fr £169pp Upgrade to Balcony fr £289pp Up to $300 onboard Spend Barcelona | Villefranche, Nice | Livorno, Florence/Pisa | La Goulette, Tunis | Palermo | Naples, Pompeii/Amalfi | Civitavecchia, Rome This scintillating new Holland America Pinnacle Class cruise ship has brand new itineraries, engaging new venues and incredible style, which combines all of the lines beloved features with exciting new additions. The food onboard is world class and the staterooms elegant. Nieuw Statendam takes Holland America’s passion of the arts to new heights with a collection that turns your cruise into a one-of-a-kind experience with over 150 of the world’s top artists, creating one of the largest collections at sea. If you want a voyage to treasure forever, be sure to find out more about this Holland America Pinnacle Class ship. On-board at a glance: BB King's Blues Club Incredible BBC Earth Experiences Beautifully styled staterooms Digital Workshop by Windows Dazzling interior design by Adam D. Tihany Frameless shower glass doors in private bathrooms World class Greenhouse Spa and Salon Exciting wine-blending classes and tastings Exquisite dining options and venues (at Birmingham, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkwPCbdsKm-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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luxebeat · 3 years
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Holland America Line Announces Fall Cruise 2021 Plans
Holland America Line Announces Fall Cruise 2021 Plans
Two ships will operate West Coast departures from San Diego, Four ships will sail the Caribbean from Fort Lauderdale Koningsdam to make West Coast debut with cruises to Mexico, Hawaii and California coast; Rotterdam sails maiden season in Caribbean  Holland America Line is gearing up to restart cruising out of Port of San Diego in California beginning with a season of cruises to Mexico, Hawaii…
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nicholassabalos · 5 years
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Her maiden ocean voyage....
FUNCHAL, MADEIRA, PORTUGAL (December 10, 2018) -- Holland America Line’s brand-new cruise liner, ms Nieuw Statendam, docked in her final European port before beginning her maiden trans-Atlantic crossing to Fort Lauderdale, FL -- the ship’s Winter and Spring homeport.
Over 2,500 very pampered, and very fortunate, passengers will enjoy state-of-the-art luxury and services....delivered by the typically superb Holland America Line staff and crew.
The huge ship was just completed a week earlier in the top-notch shipyards near Venice, Italy. Everything is brand-new!
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The entire maiden voyage for ms Nieuw Statendam....arriving in Fort Lauderdale on December 18, 2018.
After her first week on the open oceans, the 100,000-ton, nearly 1,000-foot-long luxury ship will begin Winter and Spring cruises in the Caribbean....and returning to Europe for the Summer and Fall seasons of 2019.
Holland America Line is often referred to as the “best bang for your buck” cruise line....making sailing in luxury all over the world affordable for a whole lot of travelers who would otherwise never thought it possible.
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I’ve been one of them....since retirement from the U.S. Navy, sailing on nine different Holland America Line ships covering nearly 300 days over the past decade. Travelling as a single (but paying for nearly a double fare....the dreaded “single supplement”) I’ve found my average daily cost to be around USD$450....taking me all over the globe....and keeping me at-sea, where I’m most at home!
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doubtspirit · 3 years
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Holland-America Line: Rotterdam - LeHavre - Southampton - Cobh (Irlande) - New York et Ports Canadiens. Vous aussi, goûtez la joie de vivre à bord!... Voyagez par les s.s. Nieuw Amsterdam - Statendam - Maasdam - Ryndam - Noordam ou Westerdam
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Holland America Nieuw Statendam Cruise Ship Tour and First Impressions 2019
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cruceroadicto · 5 years
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officialcruiseguru · 3 years
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Holland America Rotterdam completed her sea trials and will launch this July. Check out my review of sister ship Nieuw Statendam with 50 photos and 5 videos 😎 #HollandAmerica #HollandAmericaLine #Rotterdam #Statendam #Amsterdam #Koningsdam #zaandam #oosterdam #westerdam #noordam #ryndam #volendam #zuiderdam #newbaby #swimming #swimtest #swimmingtest #rollingstones #rollingstone #rockandroll #rockroom #bbking #hal #venice #marghera #lincolncenter @halcruises https://www.instagram.com/p/COoIIM4BeLN/?igshid=fck7h0f5atgh
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inspirationistro · 5 years
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New Post has been published on Inspirationist
New Post has been published on http://inspirationist.net/inspirationist-exclusive-interview-with-tal-danai-founder-of-artlink/
Inspirationist exclusive: Interview with Tal Danai, Founder of ArtLink
Tal Danai, who holds academic degrees in fine art, maritime commerce and law, alongside the rank of Sensei in Kyokushin Karate, has served during his career as the Director of International Marketing for Cybra Corporation and in 1989 assumed the position of Director of International Operations for the Commodity Spot Shipping Division of the Brazilian conglomerate SATRO. In 1993, he founded EcoLink, which restructured failing small businesses into highly profitable enterprises.
Danai founded ArtLink in 1996. Less than a year later, he pioneered the company’s partnership with Sotheby’s auction house to form ArtLink@Sotheby’s International Young Art Program, aspiring to introduce a new segment of emerging art into the global art market in a programme deemed by CNN as “the most exciting development in the art market in decades.”
In 2002, Danai introduced ArtLink as a group of expert art curators and consultants, supported by experienced art project managers, expert art purchasers and logistics professionals, to the hospitality industry. Since then, the company has curated and provided art collections for over 125 hospitality projects spanning 32 countries, including the Jing An Shangri-La Shanghai, the Four Seasons Resort DIFC Dubai, the Ritz-Carlton Herzliya, The Plaza Hotel in New York City, the Waldorf Astoria in Chengdu, the St. Regis in Cairo and the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park in London.
In 2014, ArtLink completed the art collection for Holland America Line’s MS Koningsdam, working in close collaboration with interior design practice, Tihany Design. The project’s success led to invitations to develop collections for both the ultra-luxury Seabourn Encore and Ovation ships, again with Tihany Design, as well as for Holland America’s Nieuw Statendam, which has just been completed. This is the first of a number of the Line’s ships destined to offer a new on-board gallery experience looking to engage guests more fully with the art. ArtLink is currently also curating art collections for Costa Smeralda and the Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection super yachts as well as for several luxury hotels around the world.
We caught up with Mr. Danai and quizzed him on his mixed background, on why art’s function surpasses simple decoration and how he’s making the art of our time available, accessible and affordable to the world.
I strongly believe that art’s function far surpasses simple decoration.
INSPIRATIONIST: What’s your background?
Tal Danai: My background is somewhat mixed: I completed three degrees in Art, Business and Law, and have worked in and owned businesses spanning a wide range of industries. However, as I look back on it all, I notice that there are four elements that can be found in most of what I’ve chosen to pursue professionally: an international outlook, pioneering attitude, entrepreneurial drive and adventurous spirit.
I: How did you fall in love with art and why?
T.D.: My mother was an artist, in fact, she still is. It was always a key part of my life growing up and my love for it has never wavered. So, when I had to choose between joining my father’s legal practice and taking the risky and unclear artistic path, it was inevitable that I would pick the latter. Back then, I had no idea that I would end up concentrating on the business side of the Arts, but one day a challenge that was too exciting to pass up presented itself and I followed it.
Art provides us with different ways in which we can approach our lives, view our realities and access our inner selves. It is part of our complex mechanism of self-awareness and is vital to wellbeing.
I: What lead you to the founding of ArtLink?
T.D.: A belief that I could change a world that had no market place supporting access to young and emerging art and artists.
I: What is your favourite part of your job?
T.D.: The ability to turn creative ideas into realities.
I: Where do you spend most of your time, and what does a typical day for you entail?
T.D.: ArtLink is a hub of creative people, seriously dedicated to what they do. Right now, we are curating collections for five major cruise ships and five luxury hotels, in addition to developing and running galleries on board 14 ships. Our projects are spread around the globe and executing them means coordinating with hundreds of artists, artisans and suppliers, working together to create exciting and engaging collections that take those who experience them on a journey.
I spend my time removing obstacles, managing relationships, keeping the big picture clear, developing new ideas and sharing my creative fervor with the team.
I: Can you describe an evolution in your work from when you began until today?
T.D.: So much has changed that it is hard to list it all. One major change is the birth of the young and emerging segment of the art market, which was ArtLink’s initial drive and that today represents the sale of nine out of every 10 artworks globally. That change has dramatically influenced the type of art exhibited and sold, its relevance to many more people worldwide, the pricing logic of art and a host of other impacts.
I find art in a hospitality project to be part of the design, the culture, the history and the overall sensitivities that the project entails.
I: You spoke at Maison&Objet this past September on the topic of “Art in Hotels: Part of the Design Story or Mere Decoration?“. Could you summarize in a few words the conclusions of your talk? The answer to the question?
T.D.: I strongly believe that art’s function far surpasses simple decoration. Art provides us with different ways in which we can approach our lives, view our realities and access our inner selves. It is part of our complex mechanism of self-awareness and is vital to wellbeing.
This is something that we at ArtLink bear in mind whenever we approach a project. We invest great effort in researching a project, working to understand its heart and creating a visual narrative that leads guests to it.
In short, I find art in a hospitality project to be part of the design, the culture, the history and the overall sensitivities that the project entails. If it also contributes a decorative layer, that’s a nice bonus.
I: Tell us a bit about ArtLink’s newest venture: introducing the world’s largest emerging art gallery aboard Holland America Line’s cruise ships. What is the aim of it?
T.D.: ArtLink’s defining mission is “making the art of our time available, accessible and affordable to the world”. To be true to our calling, I measure every business decision by that rule. The opportunity to introduce over a million passengers who travel with the Holland America Line ships to emerging art, artists and artisans who work out of the destinations visited by the ships, is a wonderful new development of our mission.
The art in the galleries on the ships is complemented by artists in residence, who will come and work on board; studio visits at points of call on the ships’ routes; and a whole host of enriching activities that are designed to immerse people in the art of our time and that enable a unique cultural exchange.
I love the craft side of art and an honest search for expression.
I: Which is your favourite work of art?
T.D.: I do not have a favourite work or artist. I love the craft side of art and an honest search for expression, and I deeply appreciate encountering alternative ways to reflect on what I hold as truth.
I: How do you unwind?
T.D.: I don’t!
I: What kind of music are you listening to at the moment?
T.D.: Mainly 18th and 19th century classical music.
I: What i s your favourite colour?
T.D.: Deep, dark grey.
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mommykeyes-blog · 5 years
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Ready to sail? Here are the clues from our trip on Holland America’s Nieuw Statendam... https://www.instagram.com/p/BsUQ0kihcqo/?igshid=gcn23xc0jt03
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luxebeat · 5 years
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Photo Essay: Luxury Dining Aboard Holland America’s Ship the Koningsdam
Photo Essay: Luxury Dining Aboard Holland America’s Ship the Koningsdam
All photography ©Dale Sanders 2019, article written by Christine Sallas
An evening aboard one of Holland America’s cruise ships is a luxury affair by any standards, but it can be made even more luxurious with elegant experiences at Club Orange or the Pinnacle Grill. The Holland America cruise line is known for its excellent food and superb service, and Club Orange allows guests to enjoy even more…
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nicholassabalos · 7 years
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That’s a keel....
The first piece, the keel, of the soon-to-be luxurious Holland America Line (HAL) cruise ship, MS Nieuw Statendam, was lifted into position in the building dock recently.
Almost 100,000 tons of magnificent ship will rise from here....
The ship is being built in Italy....and is scheduled to be carrying passengers across the Atlantic Ocean by the end of 2018.
When complete, Nieuw Statendam will look like this....
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The ship will offer 2,650 passengers one of the finest experiences at sea....for a very reasonable price. (Roughly -- USD $600/day for a couple....USD $400/day for a single....when I average what I paid for travel on other HAL ships....over multiple cruises in recent years.)
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Truth be told, Holland America Line is among my favorite cruise lines (along with Cunard Line). 
Since retiring from the U.S. Navy, I’ve spent nearly 250 days aboard nine of the line’s ships (which number 14, at the moment)....sailing all over the world.
They give you an all-around superb experience for your money!
I plan to do a whole lot more cruising....and MS Nieuw Statendam will be one of those ships gently carrying me to faraway places.
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Cayman Islands Still Hopeful for 2022 Return of Cruise Ships - Mystery Remains for Upcoming Scheduled Calls to Grand Cayman
Cayman Islands Still Hopeful for 2022 Return of Cruise Ships – Mystery Remains for Upcoming Scheduled Calls to Grand Cayman
As we near the end of 2021, we begin to turn our focus to 2022, the year which the Cayman Islands government targeted the return of cruise tourism at the popular Western Caribbean tender port of Grand Cayman. In November, there was an agreement with Holland America to bring the Nieuw Statendam in on December 28, 2021. The Nieuw Statendam would have been the first cruise ship to bring passengers…
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tcteam723 · 3 years
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Nieuw Statendam Returned to South Florida Cruising, Marks Holland America Line's Fifth Ship to Reenter Service
Nieuw Statendam Returned to South Florida Cruising, Marks Holland America Line’s Fifth Ship to Reenter Service
SEATTLE – Holland America Line’s Nieuw Statendam departed Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on Sunday (Nov. 21) on its first cruise since the industrywide pause last year. The ship marks the fifth Holland America Line vessel to reenter service, joining Rotterdam, Koningsdam, Eurodam and Nieuw Amsterdam. To commemorate the occasion, Holland America Line held a ribbon-cutting ceremony in the terminal to…
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cruceroadicto · 5 years
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seanews11 · 3 years
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Fincantieri delivers Rotterdam at Marghera
Fincantieri delivers Rotterdam at Marghera
“Rotterdam”, the new cruise ship for Holland America Line, a brand under Carnival Corporation & plc, was delivered at the Marghera (Venice) shipyard of Fincantieri. The new unit, sister ship of “Koningsdam” and “Nieuw Statendam”, the “Pinnacle” class ships delivered respectively in 2016 and 2018 from the same shipyard, is the fourteenth ship built for this brand by the Marghera shipyard. She is…
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