MIAMI (Aug. 5, 2019) – Regent Seven Seas Cruises® today announced that its 2022 World Cruise, Elements of the Pacific, attracted record bookings on the day reservations opened on July 10. Launch-Day bookings for this 120-night Asia-Pacific voyage shattered the company’s previous world cruise opening day record by 39 percent, and interest has remained at record levels during the initial three-week launch period. Embarking in January 2022 roundtrip from San Francisco, the voyage circumnavigates the inspiring …
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MIAMI (July 10, 2019) – Regent Seven Seas Cruises®, the world’s leading luxury ocean cruise line, today opened reservations for its newest Navigate the World – Elements of the Pacific voyage, which is distinct from previous world cruises. Enabling luxury travelers to appreciate the natural elements that formed some of the world’s most inspiring regions, the “Elements of the Pacific”-themed world cruise embarks in January 2022 on a 120-night, roundtrip journey from San Francisco, California, circumnavigating …
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Image of Norwegian Sky courtesy of Norwegian Cruise Line Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. today announced that it has received approval from the government of the Republic of Cuba to operate cruises to Cuba, beginning March 2017. All three of the company’s brands: Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises, will offer U.S. travelers the opportunity to visit the culturally and historically rich country on select sailings starting next year. The voyages will provide …
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