The announcement includes a photoshopped image of Empress of the Seas with the new logo onboard.
Royal Caribbean has only said it sold the ship (and Majesty of the Seas) to an undisclosed party, based in Asia-Pacific.
The message had no mention of Majesty of the Seas, which leaves its new owner still unknown.
Mr. Bailom s message did say they are working on adding a second ship to the cruise line, but provided no further details.
Empress of the Seas was launched in 1990 (then known as Nordic Empress) by Royal Caribbean following the acquisition of Admiral Cruises. She was designed specifically for the short cruise market, offering 3- and 4-night cruises to the Bahamas.
Waterways Leisure Tourism launches Cordelia Cruises By TBM Staff | Mumbai
Having taken over the Jalesh Cruises brand, Waterways Leisure Tourism Pvt Ltd has launched âCordelia Cruisesâ.
Commenting on this, Jurgen Bailom, President & CEO, Cordelia Cruises, said, It gives me immense pleasure to inform you that Waterways Leisure Tourism Pvt Ltd that recently bought over the Jalesh Cruises brand has decided to further capitalise the massive potential of cruising by entering the Indian market, with the Empress of the Seas, that belonged to the Royal Caribbean International until recently. With capacity of 2,000 passengers, she has sailed many a coastline and high seas in her glorious past. The company is already in the process of adding a second ship to its fleet.