Genting HK's Dream Cruises files winding-up application


Dream Cruises is one of the operators running cruises to nowhere in Singapore. - ST

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Cruise operator Dream Cruises has filed to be wound up, following its parent company Genting Hong Kong's woes.

This comes two weeks after the operator said it will continue operating cruises here, even after its parent company Genting Hong Kong filed to be wound up last month.

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