HAPAG LLYOD

The two ocean cruise ships, Europa I & II are said to be the most wonderful ships afloat, the award-winning Europa and Europa 2 are the only two ships of this huge shipping company’s cruise business. You will see Hapag Lloyd containers in every dock, this company knows the sea!

Previously part of TUI, that all changed in a turbulent year, 2017. TUI sold all its shares in the 170-year old shipping companies cruise arm; TUI AG, the tourism company to which Hapag-Lloyd belonged between the late 1990s and March 2009, completely divested itself of its remaining shares in the liner shipping company. The last 8.5 million shares were sold to other investors for €244.4 million. Since late March 2017, approximately 6 million Hapag-Lloyd shares changed hands in transactions that brought TUI an additional €162.3 million.

It is not clear exactly who the new shareholders are who now collectively own the 7.9% share in Hapag-Lloyd that TUI recently had. However, the shares might have gone into the pool of free float shares. This pool contains all the shareholders who own a share of less than 5% in the company. TUI (when still named Preussag AG) only purchased Hapag-Lloyd for the tourism-related lines of business and holdings.

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Three identical state-of-the-art expedition ships; HANSEATIC nature, HANSEATIC inspiration and HANSEATIC spirit, built by VARD.

2019 | 139m Long | 22m wide | 199-236 Guests

Very little makes these three Hanseatic ships different. The Hanseatic Inspiration is a German and English speaking ship.

2019 | 139m Long | 22m wide | 199-236 Guests

Very little makes these three Hanseatic ships different. The Hanseatic Spirit is exclusively for over 18 years old. An adult-only ship.

2021 | 139m Long | 22m wide | 199-236 Guests | 16100GT

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