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Cruise Travel, May-June, 2004
The vessels of Mediterranean-based Festival Cruises (marketed in America as First European Cruises) were recently arrested al various ports worldwide on behalf of the line's creditors. At presstime, the Bolero and The Azur had already been sold, while the European Stars, European Vision, and Mistral were set to be auctioned, leaving the future of the brand in question.
Passengers booked on First European Cruises should contact their travel agent regarding refund options. For more information log on to www.first-european.com or www.festivalcruises.com.
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