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During a beautiful sunset ceremony on the River Thames in London, The Yachts of Seabourn’s highly anticipated new Seabourn Sojourn was named by British supermodel Twiggy, who served as godmother to the new yacht. There were more than (more…)
Waters linking South Korea, China and Japan are emerging as a popular cruise market as three of the biggest cruise operators are concentrating efforts there in April 2010 with the ships Legend of the Seas, Seabourn Pride and Costa Romantica.
Legend of the Seas
SeaDream Yacht Club has changed direction with the announcements of Northern European destinations in summer 2011.
Seadream will follow the Atlantic coast of France, Spain, and Portugal as well as to Scandanavia and the Baltics. Among new ports of call for these 2011 itineraries are Stockholm, Helsinki,Oslo, Stavanger, Lillesand, Bergen, Tallin, Kuressaare, St. Petersburg, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Honfleur, St. Malo, Belle Ile, La Rochelle, Bordeaux, St. Jean de Luz, Oviedo and Cascais.
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Seabourn have just announced that Seabourn Legend will no longer cruise the Indian Ocean in 2010/2011 and replace it with the Caribbean due to Piracy concerns off the coast of East Africa.
Have you ever thought why cruise lines bring out new ships? Customer feedback has lead to a definite demand for more relaxation and facilities. Here is a round up of all the new ships launched in 2009: (more…)
Seabourn Odyssey
From it’s launch on 24th June, Seabourn Odsssey guests will be able to borrow/loan iPods & Seabourn-branded netbook computers. (more…)
The Cruise show is at London’s ExCeL on Saturday 21st & Sunday 22nd March 2009, (organised by the Daily Telegraph).
It will feature contests, cruise experts discussing and answering questions on a host of cruise topics. Most major cruise lines – and many smaller, more adventure-oriented companies – will be on hand to answer questions, offer trinkets, and provide brochures and other info.
In the cruise industry’s effort to float your boat, nearly a dozen vessels from name-brand lines will be christened this year. In 2010, a dozen more new ships should set sail, and in 2011 and 2012, another 13 will hit the high seas.
Oasis of the Seas, the biggest of them all