Her elder sister made a name for herself as "The Love Boat" in the hit TV show of the 1970s and now the Sun Princess is looking to grab the headlines on her maiden voyage. Registered in Bermuda and owned by the Carnival Group the new liner is of the biggest in the world and can carry up to 4,000 passengers. She will be visiting Palma next month.
British "Love Boat" sets sail and heads for Palma
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Hummm love boat, or plague ship? That’s the question - who cares who owns it - those engines pump out chocking pollution as they tick over, all the while in Palma. They damage the clear port waters and disgorge thousands of all-inclusive tourists into the heart of Mallorca - swamping Palma. They they suck up tonnes of water (yep there is a shortage on the island) before belching their way out of port. Who benefits? Port authority in Madrid. Who suffers? The people of the Balearics :(
SaraJason’s obsession with cruise ships gets the better of him again. A quick internet search reveals that the Carnival Group is an American multi-national cruise company that has gobbled up the likes of Cunard and P&O and plenty of others too. They allow subsidiary company identities to remain, giving the impression of being Swedish , German or British. In reality it ain’t. Clever though and why it’s the world leader in cruises. AND 4000 passengers? God help Palma if there are more than this behemoth in port at the same time!
British?🤔