Cruise line adds KL home port to cater to Malaysians


Resorts World Cruises becomes the first cruise line to add a Kuala Lumpur home port for its ship Genting Dream beginning July 18. - Filepic

Cruise passengers will now have the option to depart from either Malaysia or Singapore, as Resorts World Cruises becomes the first cruise line to add a Kuala Lumpur home port for its ship Genting Dream beginning July 18.

The dual homeport was designed to cater for the demand of round-trip cruises among the 10 million population residing in central Peninsular Malaysia, who live within a short drive of Port Klang, the embarkation port.

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