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Second China-made large cruise ship named 'Adora Flora City'

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Rendering of China's second domestically built large cruise ship, the Adora Flora City. /China Media Group
Rendering of China's second domestically built large cruise ship, the Adora Flora City. /China Media Group

Rendering of China's second domestically built large cruise ship, the Adora Flora City. /China Media Group

China's second domestically built large cruise ship has been officially named "Adora Flora City" in Guangzhou, south China's Guangdong Province, China State Shipbuilding Corporation said on Friday.

The large cruise ship, named after Guangzhou's moniker of "Flower City," is scheduled for delivery at the end of 2026. It will operate international routes from its homeport in Guangzhou.

Rendering of the interior of the Adora Flora City. /China Media Group
Rendering of the interior of the Adora Flora City. /China Media Group

Rendering of the interior of the Adora Flora City. /China Media Group

Compared to Adora Magic City, the country's first domestically built large cruise liner, the Adora Flora City boasts a larger gross tonnage and a double-sized courtyard area. It features 2,130 cabins, which can accommodate up to 5,232 passengers when fully loaded.

The ship's cabin design and layout have been optimized, with various new suite types that incorporate diverse cultural elements, such as those inspired by the Maritime Silk Road.

Rendering of the recreational space of the Adora Flora City. /China Media Group
Rendering of the recreational space of the Adora Flora City. /China Media Group

Rendering of the recreational space of the Adora Flora City. /China Media Group

The Adora Flora City has finished the hull integration of the functional areas as scheduled, with the construction of the main hull segment 87 percent completed and the overall assembly progress at 62 percent.

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