Carnival sells Windstar Cruises

Friday, February 23, 2007

Carnival Corporation reportedly signed a definitive agreement to sell Windstar Cruises brand to Ambassadors International Inc. for $100m, according to a report on www.forbes.com. Windstar has three sailing vessels in its fleet, including the 312-passenger Wind Surf and the 148-passenger Wind Star and Wind Spirit.

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