Analyse de l'application Mein Schiff Cruises pour le 12 janvier

The Mein Schiff® app accompanies you before, during and after your cruise. Plan and book your dream vacation, reserve restaurants, spa treatments and shore excursions or discover the current itineraries of our fleet - all in one app. NEW: The new Mein Schiff® app experience with a fresh design, simplified navigation and convenient travel management, including logging into the on-board network. All important travel information at your fingertip Further highlights: **Your personal account and My Cruises area with an overview of all trips, including past trips **Plan your trip: Reserve tables in our specialty restaurants up to four months in advance, book spa treatments, shore excursions and more **Stay informed about the program on board at all times and reserve your favourite workshops in advance **Keep track of your individual schedule and activities with your personal itinerary **Travel checklist & ship manifest: complete all important preparations conveniently in the app **Discover our itineraries and activities on board with current ship positions, webcams and virtual tours **Find & book cruises: Discover our diverse itineraries and plan your next trip directly in the app **Free use on board: Use the app to plan your trip on board without additional costs Download now & enjoy your next cruise even more relaxed! ___________________________________________________________________________ About TUI Cruises TUI Cruises GmbH is one of the leading cruise providers in the German-speaking market and was founded in April 2008 as a joint venture between TUI AG and the globally active Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. The company, which combines a cruise line and tour operator under one roof, is headquartered in the cruise-loving city of Hamburg. The Mein Schiff® fleet offers a contemporary vacation at sea in the premium segment. TUI Cruises operates one of the most modern and environmentally and climate-friendly fleets worldwide. As part of sustainable growth, three new ship constructions are planned by 2026.