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Color Line AS is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Color Group ASA. The company operates six international cruise ferry lines between ten ports in Norway, Germany, Denmark and Sweden. The Color Line fleet totals 10 ships.
Color Group ASA operates in the fields of passengers and goods, hotel operation, restaurants, retailing, entertainment and organized tour production.
4.4 million people travelled with Color Line in 2005.
In addition the company carried more than 810,000 private cars and 177,000 heavy goods vehicles.
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Stena Line is an international transport and travel service company and one of the world's largest ferry operators. The company operates in three business areas: Scandinavia, the North Sea and the Irish Sea. Our route network consists of 18 strategically located ferry routes. Stena Line has a modern fleet with a total of 34 vessels including fast ferries (HSS), traditional combi-ferries, RoPax-ferries for freight and passengers, and pure cargo ships During 2006, approx. 15 860 000 passengers travelled with Stena Line. 2 990 000 cars and 1 788 000 freight units were transported during the same period. |
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Scandlines is with its 14 ferry routes one of Northern Europes largest ferry operators. Scandlines sails between Helsingborg-Helsingör, Trelleborg-Sassnitz, Trelleborg-Rostock and Rödby-Puttgarden to mention a few.
The ferry company has a capacity to transport no less than 100 000 cars and 415 000 passengers each day. They depart approximately once every four minutes.
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DFDS - " Det Forenede Dampskibs- Selskab" (The United Steamship Company) - is the oldest, large shipping company in Denmark, founded in 1866.
Today DFDS is a leading North European liner shipping company, listed on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange.
The main customer groups consist of holidaymakers travelling by car, Mini Cruise passengers, group travel and transport and conference passengers.
Besides Denmark, DFDS is present in the following European countries:
Norway, Sweden, Finland, France, Latvia, Lithuania, Ireland, UK, The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, and Poland.
There are six passenger and freight ferries in DFDS Seaways fleet. They are some of Europe’s largest, safest and most comfortable cruise ships. The ships do not only function as a means of transport from one place to another, but there is a great variety of activities on board. Examples of these activities are first class restaurants, bars, pubs, disco, casino, boutiques, cinema, playroom for children and fully equipped conference rooms.
"DFDS has 4 350 employees with 54 freight ships and 14 combined passenger and freight vessels"
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Because the North Atlantic is home to them, they know it better than anyone else; they know Iceland, the Faroes and the Shetland Islands like the backs of their hands. Even though they do their best to convey the feeling by working harder and knowing more about our destinations than everyone else, the absolute pleasure of the Smyril Line experience cannot be adequately described. It has to be experienced.
In 2003 the Norrøna is handed over to Smyril Line on the 7th April and enters into service on the 10th April.
“The Norrøna entered into service on April 2003. The vessel has a capacity of carrying 1 482 passengers and carry up to 800 cars. The Norrøna is 36 000GT, 164 metres long, 30 metres wide and can reach a cruising speed of 21 mph.”
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