FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Media Contact: Faith Delamarter, Asher Ekhardt

Phone: 4255881750
Email: fdelamarter@norweigiancruises.com

Norwegian Cruise Line responds to sharp increase in solo travel

Norwegian Cruise Line introduces nearly 1,000 single occupancy staterooms on their luxury
fleet
(MIAMI, March 4, 2024) – Norwegian Cruise Line ships now feature almost 1,000 luxury cabins
designed specifically for solo travelers. Following the project’s January 2024 institution,
unaccompanied guests can rent a single room for less than $2,000.

The expansion is a part of an ongoing effort to satisfy the growing demand for solo accommodation.
Online searches for “solo travel” have increased 267% since December 2020, according to a study by
Radical Storage. Making up nearly 20% of global tourist bookings, NCL recognizes that solo travel is an
important part of this cruise industry. “We strive to provide our guests with diverse offerings to create
their dream vacation,” said NCL president David Herrera, “We are continuously listening to our guests to
deliver the experience they want.”

Solo stateroom guests will also have access to the exclusive Studio Lounge, which offers relaxation and
refreshment. The lounge will also host various “mix and mingle” events such as trivia night, singles night,
casino night, and more.

Three room types will be available to single travelers: Solo Inside, Solo Balcony and Solo Oceanview.
Solo travelers looking for a luxury vacation to one of many landmark destinations should consider
booking a cruise with NCL.

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About Norwegian Cruise Line:

Norwegian Cruise Line offers guests a one-of-a-kind cruising experience – letting the passenger take the
lead and shape the vacation of their dreams. The NCL fleet is diverse and includes 19 luxury passenger
ships. Guests can travel to one of many sought-after destinations, enjoying world class entertainment
along the way.
Media Pitch:
To: Nathan Diller – USA Today reporter
Subject: Enjoy a Solo ‘Dream Vacation’ with Norwegian Cruise Line

Good morning Mr. Diller, are USA Today readers looking for an exciting, affordable way to travel on
their own this summer? Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) is introducing almost 1,000 solo staterooms to
their fleet of 19 ships. Solo passengers will experience luxury accommodation for less than the usual
double fare.

I invite you to reach out to us if you have any interest in covering this development. You can reach
me at 4255881750, or at this email address. Attached is a news release for your consideration. More
details are included below.

Best,
Faith Delamarter, Asher Ekhardt – Norwegian Cruise Line Media Correspondents

 Since 2010, NCL has been continuously responding to the growing demand for solo
travel accommodations.
 The changes will be implemented beginning in Jan. 2024 and will continue to be made
throughout the year.