By Eric Goldring
As you know I have been concerned for the past year as to whether Silversea would financially be strong enough to accept delivery of the new Silver Spirit in December. Well…a little birdie has told me that it probably cannot. So what does this mean? One thing it doesn’t mean
I know many of you have complained that when anyone mentions anything on Cruise Critic that might be associated with me it is deleted. I also know that the frustration is nothing other than wanting to discuss and disclose good information that really isn’t available anywhere else (or not easily
I was very impressed with the design of the Patio Bar, Patio Grill and Sky Bar, both visually and operationally. The Patio Grill is to the left, the Patio Bar is to the right and the Sky Bar is centered one deck up and centered between the two. The Patio
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As I am flying back from Venice I am thinking back on the past few days and the inauguration of Seabourn Odyssey. It ended at the airport in Venice where I ran into one of the Regional Sales Managers flying back to the United States after the Maiden Voyage celebration.
I have been working very hard to bring you the “news” from the Seabourn Odyssey. That means information…good and bad. Gene Sloan seems to be working a different angle, though he publishes his work for a “newspaper”. Yes, playing off people’s fears sells more than good news, but please: Give it
I am not a huge user of the Spa, but I know you want to know about this stuff. (And to quell a rumor being spread: the Spa is truly up and running. My DW had a massage and her hair done…and the Fitness Center is holding Kinesis classes among
Last night I was honored to dine with Captain Karlo Buer, the captain of the Seabourn Odyssey. This was quite an honor as it was the first formal night – ever – on the ship and I was seated next to the captain. Once again I had to say to
Seabourn has talked about, and pitched, the Seabourn Square as some sort of place to get things done or, rather, “an innovative concierge lounge inviting guests to access every shipboard service”. Well, I can now tell you, quite emphatically, that Seabourn was wrong! The Seabourn Square is not a place
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