Carnival Introduces Carnival Jubilee’s Officers

CARNIVAL CRUISE LINE INTRODUCES CARNIVAL JUBILEE’S SENIOR OFFICERS

Carnival’s Next New Ship to Begin Sailing from Galveston in December

With her arrival just months away, Carnival Cruise Line introduces Carnival Jubilee‘s senior officers at the helm of this newest ship. The ship is under construction at Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany and will operate its first cruise from its homeport of Galveston, TX on Dec. 23, 2023. Carnival has appointed Captain Andrea Catalani, Chief Engineer Vittorino Perasole, and Hotel Director Pierre Camilleri as the ship’s senior officers.

“These accomplished senior officers have combined nearly 70 years of experience and will serve as knowledgeable and inspirational leaders to our more than 1,700 team members on Carnival Jubilee,” said Christine Duffy, president of Carnival Cruise Line. “They will also ensure that our guests are very well taken care of.”

Carnival Jubilee’s arrival will be the second time Captain Catalani leads a team in Galveston. He served as captain on Carnival Vista when the ship began to homeport there in 2018. Now, he is proud to lead the way for a new ship’s debut in Texas.

“I feel honored and privileged for leading such a great team of professionals on Carnival Jubilee, which will soon be the most innovative Carnival ship deployed to Galveston,” said Catalani. “This is a great professional accomplishment for the entire team. We are counting the days until we take delivery and can bring this beautiful new ship to our guests in Galveston.”

Get to Know Carnival Jubilee’s Leaders

• Captain Andrea Catalani: Originally from Corinaldo, Italy, Catalani began working for Carnival in 1999. He brings nearly 24 years of experience to the helm of Carnival Jubilee. He has worked on 18 Carnival ships, including Carnival Sunshine, Carnival Liberty, Carnival Horizon, Mardi Gras and Carnival Celebration, as well as leading the Carnival Vista inaugural team.
• Chief Engineer Vittorino Perasole: Starting with Carnival as a third engineer in 1998, Perasole quickly moved his way up, leading several teams as chief engineer since 2014. He is originally from Torre del Greco, Italy. He has worked on Carnival Dream, Carnival Pride, Carnival Radiance, Carnival Breeze, and Carnival Celebration.
• Hotel Director Pierre Camilleri: Now in his 19th year with Carnival, Camilleri joined the company in 2004 as hotel director after managing a variety of hotel and resort properties in his native Malta, as well as Europe and Asia. Subsequently, he has served as hotel director on several Carnival ships. Camilleri has been part of the inaugural teams for Carnival Breeze, Carnival Vista, Carnival Horizon, Mardi Gras, and Carnival Celebration.

Carnival Jubilee joins her sisters Carnival Celebration and Mardi Gras as the third ship in the fleet powered by LNG. Carnival Jubilee will debut unique and immersive ocean-themed experiences in two new zones, Currents and The Shores.

Further, the ship will be home to other features already popular on her sister ships, like BOLT: Ultimate Sea Coaster and a transformational three-deck atrium that offers expansive views during the day and doubles as an entertainment venue at night with movable LED screens and theatrical lighting.

SOURCE Carnival Cruise Line

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