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TUI Cruises orders two more LNG-powered vessels at Fincantieri

By LNG Prime Staff
TUI Cruises orders two more LNG-powered vessels at
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Germany-based TUI Cruises, a joint venture of TUI and Royal Caribbean, has ordered two more LNG dual-fuel cruise vessels at Italy’s Fincantieri. The contract is worth more than 2 billion euros ($2.34 billion).

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