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Arison was born Theodore Arisohn on 24 February 1924 in Tel Aviv (in the then British Mandate of Palestine) to Meir, a wealthy businessman, and Vera Arisohn. He was a third-generation sabra of Jewish descent in Romania's diaspora and studied commerce and economics at the American University of Beirut. [1] During World War II, he enlisted in the ...
2 de oct. de 1999 · Ted Arison, who parlayed a single used cruise ship into Carnival Cruise Lines and other holdings, died of a heart attack yesterday at his home in Tel Aviv. He was 75 years old. Considered the ...
Ted Arison’s story begins in Tel Aviv of the 1920s, when his parents, Meir and Vera Arisohn, moved from Zichron Ya’acov to the newly evolving city. When he completed his studies at Herzliya Hebrew Gymnasium in Tel Aviv, he set out to be further educated in the fields of economics and commerce at the Amercian University of Beirut.
History. The late Ted Arison, together with his daughter Shari Arison, established The Ted Arison Family Foundation in Miami in 1981, expressing the philanthropic viewpoint of a personal inner moral edict that a person must give back to society and the community in which they live – “Where you live and thrive, you must give back.”.
Ted Arison was an Israeli shipping magnate and founder of Carnival Cruise Lines. Arison was born in Zikhron Ya'akov and attended the Herzlia Gymnasia in Tel Aviv before studying for a year at the American University of Beirut. He fought in Italy and Germany in World War II as part of the Jewish Brigade of the British Army and again in Israel's ...
1 de oct. de 1999 · Ted Arison, who initially shunned his family's shipping business but later founded what is now the world's largest cruise operator, died of heart failure on Friday, Oct. 1. He was 75.
Arison, Ted (1924-) Carnival Cruise Lines Inc. Overview. In 1973 Ted Arison retired from his commercial shipping operation in New York City and moved to Miami, Florida. There he bought an old, outdated ship called the Mardi Gras for $1. Although the ship soon ran aground, Arison turned the debt-ridden vessel into the flagship of his Carnival Cruise Lines.
