BECKELN, Germany The Holland America Line has announced that Internet access will be available on all its cruise ships by the fall, DPA reported on Tuesday.

The new cafes will each contain seven or eight terminals and will be open around the clock, says the line's German agency, unlimited cruises in Beckeln, Lower Saxony. A special E-mail service will also be provided.

The Holland America Line, owned by the Carnival Group of America, has ten cruise ships in the luxury segment operating around the world. Five new vessels due to be built between 2002 and 2005 are to concentrate on serving business travelers.

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