I am fiilipina and willing to go to barcelona spain, from there i want to stay in mv/v new flamenco advise p

Question

please advice me the documents needed, and possible send me some pictures of the aminities of said cruise and possibly the amount i will spen when i stay there for 15 days, thank you

Answer 1

Hi, double clicking below 2 links will take you to the New Flamenco, so you can see what type of ship etc

http://public.fotki.com/Magwa/cruising/m...

http://feeds.fotki.com/Magwa/album_wbfbg...

Hi, double clicking below 2 links will take you to description and requirements for cruises, so you can see what is necessary or required and positions (jobs) to be covered and there you will see what type of positions - amenities are in sucvh cruises

http://www.freecruisejobguide.com/

http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Shor...

MV NEW FLAMENCO: When I first saw the 17,000 gross ton, 736 passenger NEW FLAMENCO way back in December of 1973, she was sailing to the Mexican Riviera from Los Angeles as P&O Lines' SPIRIT OF LONDON. The 1972-built ship was far too new for my taste at the time, and her sleek, well-balanced lines went under-appreciated until recent years when cruise ships got ever boxy and cumbersome looking. She was laid down for Norwegian Cruise Lines as the SEAWARD, but purchased and completed by P&O, who gave her a tall, slender funnel in lieu of NCL's signature uptakes to become their SPIRIT OF LONDON. When P&O acquired Princess Cruises in 1974, she became the first SUN PRINCESS. In 1989, she was sold to Premier Cruises and renamed STARSHIP MAJESTIC and in 1975 became CTC Cruises' SOUTHERN CROSS. In 1997, she went to Festival Cruises as the FLAMENCO and in 2004 was given the name ELYSIAN FLAMENCO before becoming the NEW FLAMENCO for Spanish-based Elysian Cruises. I filmed NEW FLAMENCO from the top of Vistamar, from the harbor cruise boat, and from the decks of the MONTEREY during two of her afternoon departures from Barcelona in September of 2006. She looked spectacular and made surprisingly good speed as she exited the harbor.

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