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Seven Seas Voyager Returns After Marseille Refit With Culinary Studio
Epicurean Enrichment Studio classes run ninety minutes, can be reserved one hundred twenty days before sailing and cost up to eighty-nine dollars per person.
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Regent Unveils 2028-29 Cruise Collection With 238 Sailings
Seven Seas Prestige, Regent's late-2026 newbuild, will spend summer 2028 in Northern Europe before five 11-night Canada and New England fall itineraries.
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Regent Adds Flou Sleep Systems to Seven Seas Prestige Suites
Seven Seas Prestige is due to begin its inaugural season with thirteen cruises in the Caribbean and Europe, starting from Barcelona on December 13, 2026.
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Regent Launches Invite-Only Council for Top Travel Advisors
Regent’s move underscores how luxury cruise brands are leaning on elite travel advisors as competition for affluent guests depends on trusted, high-touch sales channels.
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Regent Bets on Longer Luxury Cruises With 2028-29 Voyages
Regent is leaning into a luxury cruise trend where time itself is the premium product, betting that affluent travelers want slower, deeper itineraries over shorter destination samplers.
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Avora Launches Continuum Membership for Lumina World-Cruise Ship
Continuum reflects a shift toward live-aboard cruising, using membership access to broaden the market beyond full-time owners and tap the rise of remote work.
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Regent Seven Seas Names Wesley D. Silva President for 2026
Luxury and ultra-luxury cruising is becoming a fight for travel advisor attention. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings is knitting Regent and Oceania closer to compete on service and sales reach.
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NCLH Charters Seven Seas Navigator for Avora Lumina in 2028
As new ships arrive, cruise operators are finding second lives for older vessels in the growing liveaboard market, turning suites into floating homes for long-stay travelers.
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Norwegian Cruise Line Orders Three New Ships From Fincantieri
By locking in Italian shipyard space well into the next decade, Norwegian signals how the cruise comeback is turning into a capacity scramble where build slots are the real prize.
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Norwegian Cruise Line Taps Director John Chidsey as CEO
Norwegian's chief executive handoff underscores how activist investors are reshaping cruise boardrooms, pressuring lagging operators to close the gap with bigger rivals.
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Caribbean to Top 40% of Global Cruise Capacity in 2026
Caribbean cruising is a scale game as the biggest brands funnel mega ships into short, high-frequency routes built around North American homeports. Ports and private islands are racing to keep up.
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CDC Probes Illness Outbreak on Seven Seas Mariner After 27 Sick
The case adds to a run of early-season cruise illness reports, underscoring how quickly onboard stomach bugs can spread and draw federal health scrutiny.