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Expedition cruise line Hurtigruten has been forced to delay the maiden voyage of its new ship Roald Amundsen due to unfinished onboard interior work.
The world's first hybrid-powered ship was due to set sail from Hamburg tomorrow with passengers onboard, but will instead leave from Tromso, in Norway, on Tuesday (July 2).
Roald Amundsen will skip various ports of call in southern Norway as well as sea days in order to get the work completed.
It is yet another delay for the 530-passenger ship, which was due to launch last year.
Read full report at Cruise Critic
Expedition cruise line Hurtigruten has been forced to delay the maiden voyage of its new ship Roald Amundsen due to unfinished onboard interior work.
The world's first hybrid-powered ship was due to set sail from Hamburg tomorrow with passengers onboard, but will instead leave from Tromso, in Norway, on Tuesday (July 2).
Roald Amundsen will skip various ports of call in southern Norway as well as sea days in order to get the work completed.
It is yet another delay for the 530-passenger ship, which was due to launch last year.
Read full report at Cruise Critic
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