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July 11, 2010 · about 16 years ago

AmaWaterways expands fleet to meet river cruise demand

AmaWaterways has launched a new vessel, the 162-guest MS AmaBella. Features of the AmaBella include staterooms averaging 214 square feet and double balconies, as well as a chef’s table restaurant and upgraded ‘infotainment’ system. “We are particularly proud of the AmaBella and our entire custom-des

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AmaWaterways has launched a new vessel, the 162-guest MS AmaBella. Features of the AmaBella include staterooms averaging 214 square feet and double balconies, as well as a chef’s table restaurant and upgraded ‘infotainment’ system. “We are particularly proud of the AmaBella and our entire custom-designed AmaWaterways fleet,” said AmaWaterways President Rudi Schreiner.

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