This is somewhat outside the realm of our normal coverage, but the Meyer Group, the parent of Meyer Werft, is in a new partnership to build a new product, Meyer Floating Solutions, which is essentially floating real estate.
The complete story appeared in the March 11 edition of Cruise News Daily.
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| Rendering of one of Meyer Floating Solutions' boutique hotels |
Meyer Werft laid the keel for P&O's 184,000-ton Arvia on February 15 (2022) at their Papenburg (Germany) yard with will be the sister to Iona.
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The float out process for Carnival's second LNG-powered Excel-class ship began at Meyer Turku on Friday. The celebration and ceremony was actually for opening the valves and allowing water to flow into the massive dry dock at the frigid Turku, Finland yard.
On Friday (February 11), Disney Wish floated out of the covered building dock at Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany.
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Carnival Celebration is looking like a Carnival ship tonight at the Meyer Turku shipyard.
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