The company receives this prestigious recognition for the third year in a row.
Norwegian Cruise Line has once again been named “World’s Leading Large Cruise Line” by the World Travel Awards, marking the third consecutive year the company has received this title.
The award was presented during the Grand Final Gala of the twenty-first annual World Travel Awards, which took place on December 7 in Anguilla.
The voting involved both travel agents and customers around the world and rewards travel companies that provide outstanding products and customer service.
In addition to being named “World’s Leading Large Cruise Line” at the World Travel Awards, it has also been recognized as “Europe’s Leading Cruise Line” for the past seven years and as “Caribbean’s Leading Cruise Line” for the past two years.
“We are thrilled to have been named industry leaders once again and thank our travel agents and guests for choosing us as the “Leading Large Cruise Line,” said Drew Madsen, President and Chief Operating Officer of Norwegian Cruise Line. “We are incredibly proud of this amazing achievement, which is the ultimate testament to our ongoing fleet improvements, the hard work of our crew, and our commitment to exceeding our guests’ expectations.”.
Norwegian's Freestyle Cruising ships sail a wide variety of exciting itineraries, from the Caribbean to the Panama Canal, the Pacific Coast, and the Mexican Riviera. The newest ship in the fleet, the Norwegian Getaway, offers year-round sailings from Miami. Norwegian currently has three ships sailing to Alaska, four sailing to Europe seasonally, including the Norwegian Epic, which will sail to Europe year-round beginning April 30, 2015, and the Pride of America, which sails weekly to the Hawaiian Islands, offering 100 hours of port call time.
The World Travel Awards have been dedicated to recognizing excellence in companies across the global travel and tourism industry since 1993 and have set high standards for all participants.
