three years of losing money, due to newer vessels being deployed to the region. Since Hennas last cruise with HNA, she was laid up and put for sale for 35 million USD. With there being no interested buyers, the ship arrived in Alang, India, under the name Hen to be broken up in April 2017. In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic had greatly affected the cruise industry as cruise lines worldwide were forced to suspend sailing operations. The continued economic losses from suspended operations have resulted in some of the cruise lines either filing for bankruptcy or selling some of their ships to shed operating costs and lower their mounting debt. This had caused the demise of the two remaining Holiday class vessels. In November 2020, Bahamas Paradise Cruise line sold Grand Celebration for scrap. The ship was renamed Grand. It arrived in Alang, India and was beached for scrapping on January 14, 2021. Soon after Grand Celebration was beached for scrapping, Seajets sold Magellan for scrap after acquiring it from Cruise & Maritime Voyages following their bankruptcy. Magellan was renamed Mages and was beached in Alang, India for scrapping on January 30, 2021. Ships References External links Carnival Cruise Line Cruise ship classes Carnival Cruise Lines