By Eric Goldring
Miami, Fl., Jan 7, 2011 – Seabourn has announced that the company’s headquarters will move from Miami, Florida to Seattle, Washington. The transition will take place over the next few months. As a part of a reorganization plan, Seabourn will join sister brand Holland America Line, expanding further the cruise
WARNING: This is NOT an advertisement. This is a continuation of what seems to be an ever increasing disparity of pricing between Regent Seven Seas and virtually any other cruise line considered by anyone to be “luxury”. So a man walks into a bar…I mean my office…looking at a 10 day Regent
Over the holidays I had some time (actually very little time as many people were booking cruises while snowed in and before Seabourn’s fare increases) to look forward into 2011. And what I saw was somewhat surprising. I am visiting and cruising a lot of North America…and I am excited
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I am fascinated by the interrelationship between Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises and I have come to the conclusion that eventually Oceania is going to take over Regent Seven Seas’ ships and Regent will no longer to exist. On January 10, 2010 I wrote an article: Hello Oceania
On December 13, 2010 Royal Caribbean’s Brilliance of the Seas encountered totally unexpected rough seas and high winds, but not your normal weather…weather that if known ships would do most anything to avoid. According to reports on CNN a “low-pressure system left a wake of destruction as it moved across the
I thought you might find this article on Fox Business interesting. Oh, it is about the new Oceania Marina, but has a good bit on me in it.: Oceania Marina Exceeding Expectations Again
Seabourn has extended its special “Seabourn Value Fares,” previously offered on all 2011 cruises, into the first quarter of 2012, creating exceptional values with savings up to 65 percent aboard the award-winning line’s intimate, all-suite ships. Seabourn Value Fares start from $2,399 per guest for a seven-day cruise. The fares
“The Yachts of Seabourn”, “This Is My Yacht”, “Yachting Lifestyle”. Is it gone? Is the party over? Not to worry. Seabourn is discussing eliminating the phrase “The Yachts of…” and referring to itself – again – as “Seabourn Cruise Line.” (Seriously, how many times have I or yourselves every called it
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