Cruise ship Genting Dream to sail from Singapore to Indonesia from 1 July

Resorts World Cruises will start cruise journeys from Singapore to Indonesia’s Batam and Bintan islands with Genting Dream from 1 July. Port calls can even be made at Malaysian locations in Kuala Lumpur, Melaka and Penang.

Based on studies, Michael Goh, president of Resorts World Cruises, mentioned that Genting Dream will set sail for the Indonesian islands on a two-night journey each Friday beginning 1 July. The ship will sail for the Malaysian locations from Singapore on 3 July on a three-night journey.

Listed below are the small print in regards to the Singapore-Indonesia cruise journey by Genting Dream

Extra locations to be added

Goh mentioned that Resorts World Cruises would be the first cruise line from Singapore to renew cruising to Indonesia. He additionally mentioned that different widespread locations similar to Phuket and Krabi in Thailand and North Bali in Indonesia might be added to the cruise plans beginning October 2022.

Welcoming the resumption of cruising with Singapore, Indonesia’s Tourism Minister Sandiaga Salahuddin Uno expressed hopes of an enchancment within the regional cruise tourism business.

In the meantime, Annie Chang, the director of the Singapore Tourism Board (STB), mentioned that the variety of locations that Resorts World Cruises has on its checklist strengthens Singapore’s cruise choices with extra choices for each home and worldwide cruisers.

“STB will proceed to work carefully with our regional counterparts to reopen extra ports and reinvigorate the cruise business in South East Asia,” Chang mentioned.

The information about Resorts World Cruises comes days after one other firm, Royal Caribbean Worldwide, introduced the resumption of cruise crusing between Singapore and Malaysia. Royal Caribbean Worldwide mentioned that its vessel, Spectrum of the Seas, will start crusing from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and Penang beginning 30 June.

Extra about Genting Dream

Genting Dream was as soon as operated by Genting Hong Kong. The ship grew to become a part of a brand new firm named Resorts World Cruises after Genting Hong Kong grew to become defunct in early 2022. Resorts World Cruises is reportedly registered in Singapore and was launched by Malaysian tycoon Lim Kok Thay.

On 18 Might, Michael Goh mentioned that over 1,600 workers in Singapore have been being rehired by the corporate to run the enterprise.

(Most important and Featured pictures: Resorts World Cruises)