According to a report from The Sun Daily newspaper, the new vessel is to measure just short of 968 feet in length with a width of 118 feet and feature 1,330 state rooms capable of carrying up to 3,200 passengers along with 900 crew members.
"The construction cost is estimated [to be] about USD 560 million and will be carried out at shipyards either in China or Vietnam,” read a statement from Kuala Lumpur-based Podiumspot Capital Group. "The project is undertaken by Podiumspot Capital Group, which is a company incorporated in Malaysia. Podiumspot Capital Group is the owner of Crusino Cruise Services Limited.”
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Capital Group reportedly explained that the Crusino, which is scheduled to embark
on it maiden voyage by April of 2020, will offer two special casino decks
featuring a wide range of slots, gaming tables, live games andsportsbettingoutlets.
The firm further declared that each stateroom is to come complete with a pair
of plasma screen televisions, one of which is to give occupants the ability to
participate in live casino games while the second will provide more traditional
entertainment options.
Source: GMB / Worldcasinodirectory.com
