By Eric Goldring
There is no question that the Regent Seven Seas Navigator has been the ugly duckling of the fleet for some years now. She has had problems with vibration, air conditioning and plumbing, tired interior spaces and, to be sure, service issues as well. Prestige Cruise Holdings, parent of Regent Seven
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On the heels of Seabourn announcing its busiest days (based upon phone calls and/or bookings) on record, Regent Seven Seas made a similar announcement which is now followed by Crystal Cruises and Silversea…and Regent Seven Seas UK’s office. This is a good news/bad news scenario. (Remember calls and bookings do
As you know I am not a big fan of travel magazines…and especially the polls and surveys they promote. Well, today in the mail I received a mailer for a new magazine coming out in August: AFAR. What got me was its highlighted introduction: “If your idea of travel is
For some reason, there has been a lot of controversy over the Category V1 and V2 balconies on the new Seabourn Odyssey. Let me provide you with the accurate information. It is a bit different than was originally reported. I do not know why, but it is what it is…and
I know I have been a bit quiet the past two weeks. Part of this is as a result of some technical upgrading of my sites…at least that is what “they” call it. (I can’t publish what I call it!) In any event I know there is a bit a
Goldring Travel, as a member of Ensemble Travel Group, is offering a special sailing on SeaDream Yacht Club: The Jewels of the Caribbean a seven night yachting adventure. The cruise departs on January 17, 2010 from Charlotte, Amalie, St. Thomas to San Juan, Puerto Rico aboard SeaDream Yacht Club’s SeaDream II. During
Just a short FYI: Goldring Travel Website and the Gold Standard Luxury Cruise and Travel Forum are undergoing a migration from one server to another. This will cause intermittent outages of either or both sites through May 29th. When it is completed the sites will operate faster and more consistently.
There is a very interesting article/interview with Mark Conroy, President of Regent Seven Seas Cruises on the ABC News website: http://abcnews.go.com/Travel/story?id=7671941&page=1. In the article it is explained that the reason the fishing line which damaged the azipod did the damage it did was because the cutters which are part of
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