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    Apart from the fact that it's taking casual cruising for the first time through the Suez Canal to Egypt, Oman, Dubai, India, Malaysia and Singapore, there is a big line up of talent onboard. "We've got all the best tribute acts we've ever had: Cher, Lionel Ritchie, the Bee Gees, Robbie Williams, Sting, Elton John, Lulu and Freddie Mercury" said Haynes. Eighties disco diva Jaki Graham will be singing and TV's James Martin will be onboard from Dubai, doing cookery demos and whipping up modern British classics in the Bistro. Full Article at Cruise Critic
    We've got all the best tribute acts we've ever had: Cher, Lionel Ritchie, the Bee Gees, Robbie Williams, Sting, Elton John, Lulu and Freddie Mercury
    SOURCE: Cruise Critic 1 month ago
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  1. Dress code and fixed dining arrangements were big 'keep out' signs deterring a lot of people ... Ocean Village has enabled us to take people to sea who never thought they would enjoy a good holiday on a ship.
    SOURCE: Cruise Critic 1 month ago

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