Cruise Retirement Overview

  • Year Founded
  • 2011

Year Founded

  • Status
  • Private

Cruise Retirement General Information

Description

Provider of long-term residential cruise experiences for retirees. The company offers fully-furnished apartments, daily housekeeping, in-room dining services, and access to amenities such as cafes, restaurants, a library, pool, and gymnasium. Additional services include meals, internet, and concierge services to help customers explore different destinations and cultural experiences. The flagship, M.V. Enchanted Explorer, is ice-class and can take customers to visit various destinations.

Contact Information

Website
cruiseretirement.com
Ownership Status
Privately Held (no backing)
Financing Status
Corporation
Corporate Office
  • London IG11 8BB
  • England, United Kingdom
Primary Industry
Marine
Vertical(s)
Industrials, TMT
Corporate Office
  • London IG11 8BB
  • England, United Kingdom

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Cruise Retirement FAQs

  • When was Cruise Retirement founded?

    Cruise Retirement was founded in 2011.

  • Where is Cruise Retirement headquartered?

    Cruise Retirement is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

  • What industry is Cruise Retirement in?

    Cruise Retirement’s primary industry is Marine.

  • Is Cruise Retirement a private or public company?

    Cruise Retirement is a Private company.

  • What is Cruise Retirement’s current revenue?

    The current revenue for Cruise Retirement is .

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