By Eric Goldring
Regent Seven Seas Cruises announced that the refurbishments it has been contemplating will commence in December 2008 with the dry-dock of Seven Seas Voyager, followed by Seven Seas Mariner in January 2009. (The Seven Seas Navigator will not have any of the upgrades until the first half of 2010 and details
My friend, Captain Geir-Arne, has taken quite a few photos of the Seabourn Odyssey during construction. You can find them here: http://www.captain-ga.com/thumbnails.php?album=59&page=1. The ship is now a bit further along, so there will be some new photos, hopefully soon. I have some new info that I cannot share with you
Over the three months I have had this blog a lot of information about the Seabourn Odyssey has been provided. I figure not many of you will scroll down, leaf through the pages of various articles and such, so I thought I would make it easier. Here are the posts:
Ensemble Travel Group calls itself, “An International Collection of Expert Travel Agencies with Exclusive Offers That Make Your Travel Dreams Come True“. Virtuoso takes that a step further and has established an impressive international network of high end/luxury providers and, admittedly, is the tops when it comes to marketing itself
OK, I admit it. This has absolutely nothing to do with cruising, yachts or boats. It has to do with another luxury: Golf. I am very excited that yesterday Donald Trump purchased the golf club and course virtually on the other side of the brook from my home in Colts Neck, New
So you board the ship for your cruise, unpack your personal belongings, place your valuable items in the safe and then begin loading up on souvenirs and other purchases as you travel along. You know security screens your bags (presumably for guns, knives and, at least on some cruise lines, liquor) and
I know we are all just starting to get out of “summer” mode, but football has started and Thanksgiving will soon be upon us. As you think about the joys of family…and whether the weekend be filled with rain or snow… consider spending the 2009 weekend on a Seabourn cruise. Enjoy
It always fascinates me how anytime a cruise line makes a change it is perceived as an attack on the value of their cruise(s) to be. Whether it is an improvement, the elimination of an underutilized item or an actual cost-cutting measure (as if finding ways to keep prices down
Here is another bit of news which you probably cannot find elsewhere…yet. Seabourn has selected its top officers and staff. All of them have a tremendous amount of experience and will please many of you to see they have been recognized. Captain – Karl BuerHotel Manager – Guenter SteinbrunnerChief Purser
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