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Orient Lines offer affordable and comfortable adventure cruising with unusual itineraries. This line attracts singles by offering a lower single supplement than other cruise lines. While the ships of Orient Lines are smaller, they aim to provide the comforts of larger competitors while cruising to exotic locations on a regular basis. Orient Lines Cruise Type: Mainstream Cruise Line Highlights: Cruise Style: Gentlemen social hosts Lecture series Unique itineraries Midsize ships offering upscale services Low single supplement for singles Ship Type: Midsize Lifestyle: Active Cruisers, Young Singles Age Range: Young Adults, Mature Adults Expense Category: Economy

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