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Regent adds eight Grand Voyages to winter collection Hollie-Rae Merrick
Regents also offers new options
Regent Seven Seas Cruises is offering eight new Grand Voyages in its 2015-16 winter collection. The winter programme will see
Regent’s fleet visit more than 150 ports in 50 countries. New Grand Voyages include a 35-night Cape Town to Miami sailing, a 72-night South American round-trip cruise from Miami and a 49-night Singapore to Tokyo cruise that includes visits to Boracay in the Philippines and Jeju, South Korea – both of which are new for the line.
Other new destinations include
for pre and post-cruise stays in destinations such as Bangkok and Singapore. The land stays are free to passengers booked in concierge suites or higher.
The line has also launched a Cape Town
El Guamache, Venezuela; Fort-de-France, Martinique; Khasab, Oman; Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe; Santa Marta, Colombia; and Shimizu, Japan.
campaign called ‘True Luxury is Intangible’, which it hopes will show that “true luxury is an integral element of our DNA” and that Regent “appreciates the nuances of refinement”. A booklet has been created
for agents, as well as a website –
intangibleluxury.com – featuring 60-second videos.
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Carnival invites teenagers on the decks with Spin U Carnival Cruise Lines is offering a new DJ academy, Spin U, for teenagers aged 15-17, including a free 30-minute introductory session. Prices range from $20-$90 per session.
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Win a weekend break at the Monaco Grand Prix Azamara Club Cruises is giving agents the chance to win one of five weekend breaks at the Monaco Grand Prix. To qualify, make a booking during the
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