Pressekontakt
Hansjörg Kunze
Vice President Communication & Sustainability
E-Mail: presse@aida.de
The cruise operator AIDA Cruises has won the ‘2014 German Cruise Prize’ in the "Best Family Product" category. The coveted honor is awarded annually by the prestigious Koehlers Guide Kreuzfahrt (Koehler's Cruise Guide).
"Focus on families has always been a priority aboard AIDA. This includes the child-friendly facilities on board the ships, family-friendly offers and lovingly attentive childcare. Family-friendly cabins, with a connecting door for example, plus special discounts for children and teens provide a perfect vacation experience for the whole family," said Oliver P. Mueller, publisher of Koehlers Guide Kreuzfahrt, on the occasion of the awards ceremony in the Hotel Grand Elysée in Hamburg on September 24, 2013.
The German Cruise Prize, awarded since 2008 by Koehlers Guide Kreuzfahrt, honors cruise industry performance and innovation excellence in various categories.
On July 24, AIDA Cruises presented its current Sustainability Report "AIDA Cares 2015" to the public in Hamburg. It is based on the internationally recognized standard of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). The reporting period covers all relevant facts and figures ... [more]
More than 1.7 million Germans can't be wrong: Cruises are very popular and have become one of the trendiest types of vacation.With its four dates between September 30 and October 3, 2015, AIDA Cruises is offering the perfect opportunity for cruise fans and aspiring cruise fans ... [more]
On Sunday, July 19, 2015, guests of the cruise ship AIDAsol experienced a real firework display of artistic pleasure. Six renowned artists in all presented their works on board and spoke about their creations. The most prominent guest was the Argentine graphic artist and ... [more]
AIDA Cruises is showcasing its products and services at the 78th Warnemünde Week. Attendees at this maritime event who visit the media tent on the beachfront promenade can take a virtual cruise right in the AIDA info pavilion with a pair of digital glasses. Anyone who has never ... [more]