Don't make the mistake of likening the M/V Aria Cruise Ship to a typical cruise liner. It is more like a five-star floating hotel. Banished from its decks are cramped cabins and tasteless buffet halls. In their place are full rooms boasting queen-sized beds and floor-to-ceiling windows as well as fine dining spaces serving only the best dishes.
Custom-built by Jordi Puig, an architect located in Lima, the M/V Aria Cruise Ship travels along the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve on the northern Amazon River in Peru. Designed for Aqua Expeditions, the M/V Aria Cruise Ship is able to accommodate 32 guests in 16 luxury suites. It also boasts an observation deck, outside lounge, outdoor Jacuzzi, indoor bar and exercise room.
What's Driving This Trend
- Luxury Floating Hotels
- Luxury hotels that offer a unique experience by floating on water, providing high-end amenities and services.
- Custom-built Cruisers
- Tailored cruise ships designed with luxurious accommodations and unique features to cater to high-end travelers.
- Eco-tourism in Remote Locations
- Sustainable tourism ventures that offer luxury experiences in remote and untouched natural environments.
Who This Affects Most
- Hospitality
- Luxury hotels and resorts that can explore the concept of floating hotels to attract high-end clientele.
- Architectural Design
- Architects and designers can specialize in creating custom-built cruisers with unique features and layouts that cater to luxury travelers.
- Adventure Travel
- Tour companies can focus on eco-tourism in remote locations to provide high-end adventure experiences for travelers seeking exclusivity and sustainability.
