Azamara Club Cruises recently announced plans to renovate its two European boutique-style
ships, the Amazar Journey an dAzamara Quest. Each of the ships will receive a makeover at drydock
(scheduled seperately for 2012 and 2013), along with a new dark-blue hull. After their servicing, the
newly updated ships will offer Azamara's signature service, and sail to destinations around the wolrd
where larger ships cannot reach. Additionally, they will make more late-night, and overnight port stays
to offer cruisers more immersion in the nightlift of their destinations.

Renovations will include new carpet, upholstry, and new colors in the public areas of the ships. New
mattresses and better veranda furniture will also be added to the staterooms. The pool will also be
resurfaced. An expansion will be added to the casino bar, and new furniture will be added. The spa
and gym will receive new cardio equipment, and a new sauna and showers. The staff and crew areas
will also recieve a makeover to provide more comfort.

Many new culinary experiences will be offered on the renovated ships, as well, including a caviar
and champagne bar, a new concept of the Chef's Table with three specialty wine menus: California,
French, and Italian. The Mosaic Cafe will also offer freshly brewed bespoke coffee.

After eight nights in drydock (from 7-14 Nov, 2012), the Azamara Quest will embark on a 13-night
Madeira and Canara Islands cruise, then a four night Spanish and North Africa cruise; the ship will then
do a 16 night trans-Atlantic cruise to Rio De Janeiro.

The Azamara Journey will drydock in Singapore from 6 to 12 January 2012. After its stint in drydock,
Journey will sail in Asia, starting with a 13 night Indonesian cruise from Singapore. Azamara Journey
will enter Singapore’s Sembawang Shipyard (a subsidiary of Sembcorp Marine Ltd.) on Jan. 6, 2013,
for a seven-night renovation drydock. Azamara Journey will then continue its Asia season with a 13-
night Indonesia voyage round-trip from Singapore on January 13.