Malaysian billionaire Lim Kok Thay is launching another cruise line in Singapore, months after ... will initially operate with one ship, Genting Dream, which will provide cruises to nowhere ...

Genting Dream, which used to be operated by Genting Hong Kong-owned Dream Cruises, will start trips from Singapore on Jun 15 after it was taken over by Resorts World Cruises.

The pilot cruises will also only be open to Singapore residents. The tourism board said the pilot cruises will start on Nov. 6 with Genting Cruise Lines’ World Dream, while Royal Caribbean ...

Genting Dream is massive. Its length is 335m, about the distance from Tang Plaza to Far East Plaza in Scotts Road. Its 18 decks can hold 3,352 passengers and 2,016 crew members. With a tonnage of ...

The journey to Phuket is to be the Genting Dream's third cruise since making Singapore its home port. It first sailed last Thursday at 8pm on a one-night tour on the high seas, before embarking on ...

will debut in Singapore on June 15 with the cruise ship Genting Dream. This comes just three months after the collapse of Genting Hong Kong - the cruise industry's highest-profile financial ...

Genting, meanwhile, recorded US$742.6 million in losses for the six months ended on June 30. The company resumed service in Singapore, after World Dream, a cruise ship under its luxury Dream Cruis ...