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WORLD'S BEST LARGE CRUISE LINE

Crystal Ranked #1 Large Cruise Line by T+L Readers for Ninth Year

LOS ANGELES, July 14, 2004 - For an unprecedented ninth-consecutive year, luxury cruise specialist Crystal Cruises has been voted the "World's Best Large-Ship Cruise Line" in Travel + Leisure magazine's annual readers' survey. At 89.16, Crystal's score topped all cruise lines in the small-ship category as well as the large-ship cruise line poll.

Crystal's award-winning fleet consists of the luxurious 940-guest, 50,000-ton Crystal Harmony and Crystal Symphony, and the 1,080-guest, 68,000-ton Crystal Serenity, which was launched a year ago.

"Each year we are thrilled to win this award from the well-traveled readers of such a prestigious publication like Travel + Leisure magazine," says Gregg L. Michel, president, Crystal Cruises. "This year is perhaps even more gratifying as we launched our new ship within the year, which increased our capacity by more than 50%, and yet we were able to provide our high service standards and renowned product features.

This record achievement attests to the dedication, creativity and talent of our shipboard and shore-side staffs, and Crystal's winning formula of delivering the best service, space, quality and choices."

"The winners of our World's Best Awards readers' survey distinguish themselves against others in their highly competitive field because of their consistent level of quality and attention to every detail. They are experts in providing not only a sense of satisfaction and security, but also an element of dazzle, which makes the memory linger and maybe even enrich over time," says Nancy Novogrod, editor-in-chief, Travel + Leisure.

For the "World's Best" awards, thousands of Travel + Leisure readers were asked to rate their recent experiences with cruise lines, hotels, cities, islands, tour operators/safari outfitters, airlines and car rental agencies. Respondents reported where they had traveled and rated only the destinations, properties and companies that were relevant to their recent travel experiences. Overall scores for cruise lines are based on an average of ratings on six characteristics. A complete list of "World's Best" winners will be published in the magazine's August issue.

Crystal Harmony, Crystal Symphony, and Crystal Serenity provide the ideal environments for seeing the world in contemporary comfort and style. The elegant vessels feature private verandahs on more than half of their exquisitely-appointed staterooms. They also boast expansive decks, a wide variety of entertainment and dining venues, innovative onboard enrichment programs, a lavish spa, salon and fitness facility and Caesars Palace at SeaŽ casino.

In 2004 and 2005, the luxury line's acclaimed ships will cruise world-wide on itineraries of seven to 101 days, including destinations in Alaska, Asia, South America, the Panama Canal and Caribbean, Europe, New England, Mexican Riviera and Antarctica.


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     From Asia to Africa, Australia to Alaska, Crystal Cruises sails the world    
            

Alaska & Canada      Panama Canal, Caribbean & Mexican Riviera

Asia, Pacific, Japan & China         South America

Western Europe & the Baltic Sea     Trans-Pacific & Trans-Atlantic Crossings

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