German Amadeus Aurea River Cruise Ship Christened in Port of Amsterdam

en.Wedoany.com Reported - German Amadeus River Cruises recently held the christening ceremony for its new river cruise ship, Amadeus Aurea, in the Port of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Built by the TeamCo shipyard, the new vessel measures 135 meters in length and can accommodate 158 guests. It will primarily sail under the German flag on the Rhine and Danube rivers.

Godmother Kristie Keller smashed a bottle of champagne against the ship's bow during the ceremony. Following the christening, invited guests toured the new vessel during a harbor cruise. The Amadeus Aurea is equipped with an intelligent hybrid propulsion system to reduce emissions. Solar panels, a heat recovery, and an energy management system onboard ensure energy efficiency, while specially designed glass surfaces help create a comfortable indoor climate.

Rendel Müller, Director of Marketing and Sales at Amadeus River Cruises, stated at the ceremony: "This ship is more than just a new vessel; it is a declaration of intent. Our continuous series of innovative new ships is undoubtedly unique in the European market. The Aurea represents another major commitment to the future of our industry." The company refreshes its premium fleet every spring, and the new ship builds upon the innovative foundation of the Amadeus Nova, launched in 2024.

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