FleetPro Passenger Ship Management

FleetPro Passenger Ship Management was founded in 2012 as a merger of two existing passenger ship management companies and is based in Switzerland. It combined International Shipping Partners, a passenger ship management services company headquartered in Miami, Florida, United States, and River Advice of Basel, Switzerland. The majority owners became a Netherlands-based private equity fund. In January 2014, the two operations were renamed FleetPro Ocean and FleetPro River respectively. The company was bought out in November 2015 and later rebranded into CMI Leisure, which was then bought by Anglo-Eastern Leisure Management in March 2023, becoming Anglo-Eastern Cruise Management.
Management and administrative services provided include deck and engine manning, maintenance, drydockings, inspections, conversions, upgradings and volume purchasing.

Former sea-going fleet

Akademik IoffeAkademik Sergey VavilovAmbassador IIBatanga Queen/Discovery SunBeauportCaribbean Carrier Clipper Pearl/Clipper Pacific/Festival/Ocean PearlDolphin IVEnchanted CapriEuropa Jet/Club RoyaleIsland Breeze/The Big Red Boat IIIIsland SkyKapitan KhlebnikovManistal/St TropezMaya Express OceanBreezeOcean PearlOla EsmeraldaPalm Beach PrincessMS Regal EmpressRegal VoyagerRembrandtRoyal StarScandinavian Dawn/Discovery Dawn/Island DawnScandinavian Song/Santiago de Cuba/The EmpressScandinavian StarSeabreeze I, which sank in suspicious conditions in 2000.Seawind CrownSoniaSun Fiesta

''The Big Red Boat II''

Current sea-going fleet

FleetPro's fleet consists of mid- to small-size passenger vessels:Bahamas CelebrationClipper Odyssey/Silver DiscovererFreewindsGeminiOasiaOcean AtlanticOcean DiamondOcean EndeavourOcean NovaPerla QuestScotia Prince/PrinceSea AdventurerSea DiscovererSea ExplorerSea SpiritSea Voyager. ISP helped bring the vessel out of layup in 2010, to be used in providing accommodations for World Food Programme staff engaged in relief efforts in earthquake-stricken Haiti Warrior Spirit
FleetPro also operate over forty inland waterways cruise vessels.