Overall, revenue rose by 9.8 per cent but net revenue yield dipped by 6.5 per cent in the first three months this year. During the same period, the group?s subsidiary Norwegian Cruise Line Group  enjoyed a 17 per cent increase in net revenue as a result of a 23.4 per cent growth in capacity. But this was offset by a 5.3 per cent decrease in net revenue yield due to lower ticket prices for its interisland cruises in Hawaii. But Star Cruises can look forward to a gain of about US$168 million ($255 million) from the divestment of its 25 per cent interest in Resorts World at Sentosa. Majority shareholder Genting International will be holding an extraordinary general meeting later this month to approve the buy-back of Star Cruises? interest in the integrated resort, which will be built by 2010.