By Eric Goldring
I have always struggled with Azamara Cruises because it had a pretty solid product, but no direction and nothing that made it distinguishable. Honestly, I have said to its parent, Celebrity Cruises, that with Oceania Cruises having such a solid product with consistently excellent delivery of cuisine, service and itineraries,
The Seabourn Odyssey recently made its United States debut. For those travel agents who were not invited to the Inaugural Cruise in Venice Seabourn invited them onboard and made a very interesting video. It tells a very good visual story about the ship. As a side note: When you listen to
I had some very interesting conversations with some clients that recently returned from cruises yesterday. I also received my certification as being a member of the International Forum of Travel and Tourism Advocates, the IFTTA. The IFTTA is essentially an organization of attorneys and advocates from around the world that
CruiseReport.com has just posted a very nice video made during the Seabourn Odyssey’s maiden transatlantic voyage earlier this month. Take a look: [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLgH4k0KsTY&hl=en_US&fs=1&color1=0x006699&color2=0x54abd6&border=1&w=580&h=360]
If you every wanted to visit Asia, but felt you couldn’t handle the long flight and were unable or unwilling to spring for business class air, do I have some deals for you! All Seabourn Pride sailings from 6/12/2010 through 8/22/2010 inclusive can be priced with business class air and
I just received photographs of some of the interiors of the Seabourn Spirit after her recent refurbishment. I think they are fantastic and have eliminated some of the older elements/design quirks while tying her decor in better with her big sisters, Seabourn Odyssey and Seabourn Sojourn. Lobbies Main Lounge Main
It has been a very hectic time for me of late. I spent most of last week at the Global Superyacht Forum in Amsterdam, am in the middle of a trial on one of the weirdest and most troubling admiralty cases I have ever been involved in, am doing my
I just returned from four days in Amsterdam attending the Global Superyacht Forum sponsored by The Yacht Report Group and held in conjunction with METS, the world’s largest marine hardware show. It was a very interesting, if not terribly upbeat, few days. Without boring you too much, the focus on
Love it or leave it, it really doesn’t matter. While you may never want to step foot on her or you can’t wait to play in Central Park and watch the Aqua Show high dive, the ship is really something to marvel. OK, I compared the Seabourn Odyssey to the
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