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March 11-14 (2013)
Seatrade cruiseshipping Miami beach
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March 11 (2013)
Cruise Europe - SeaWalk Gathering 1600-1800 Miami each.

November 27-29
Seawalk participate Seatrade Marseille.
Background for the SeaWalk

The idea for the SeaWalk originated out of a need for alternatives to a costly conventional
pier design proposed for a new cruise destination in Sognefjord, Norway

The SeaWalk specifications are based upon Norwegian standards and technology developed
for the oil & gas industry in the North Sea and its harsh weather conditions

The SeaWalk is now fully developed and ready to enter production. The initial system will
be deployed in 2012.

Cruise Ventures AS owns all patents and IP rights as well as development, production and sales
rights for the project. Cruise Venture is privately held and 100% owned by its partners.

Changing market expectations, ships and cruise industry economics are driving cruise lines
toward more diversification in their itineraries than ever before. The lines want fresh destinations
to attract new passengers and differentiate their product from the competition. The most
recent additions to the fleet are so large that tendering is less of an option.
The Solution is SeaWalk

SeaWalk offers a floating pier solution that can quickly let destinations provide a connection between
ship and shore. This can be done for a fraction of the cost, significantly quicker than a conventional
fixed pier and with virtually no environmental impact.
What is SeaWalk?

The technology involves the application of a floating pier that can be folded and parked, as well as
a series of technical solutions that give the SeaWalk a unique sea keeping capability. The SeaWalk provides passengers with a comfortable platform for a seamless connection between ship and shore.

The SeaWalk is a very competitive alternative to any existing or new cruise destination:

- Installed and ready for cruise ships in 4-6 months.
- Lower cost compared to a fixed pier.
- Minimum impact on the environment