VASCO DA GAMA was one of six cruise ships operated by CMV. The fleet was expected to be further expanded by two ships. © Christian Costa
British cruise line CMV goes under
jul 21 2020
CruiseBritish cruise line Cruise & Maritime Voyages (CMV) and its German subsidiary TransOcean Tours has become one of the first cruise operators to go out of business due to the going COVID-19 pandemic. The Purfleet, Essex-based operator went into administration on 20 July.
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