Regent eyes sales Seven Seas Navig
Jennifer Morris in Venice
Regent Seven Seas Cruises is expecting a boost in trade sales following its extensive revamp of Seven Seas Navigator.
New carpets throughout the ship, new upholstery, new mattresses in all suite categories and a large LED wall in the theatre were among the improvements made during a 12-day drydock in Marseille in March. The refurbishment of the
490-berth Navigator, which Travel Weekly was shown in Venice last week, marks the first phase of a $125 million renovation project by
the line that will include Seven Seas Voyager and Seven Seas Mariner. Regent aims to bring the vessels
in line with new ship Seven Seas Explorer, which launches in July. Graham Sadler, managing
director of Regent Seven Seas Cruises UK, said: “Navigator was already a very popular ship with UK guests, and the refurbishment can only add to this as it has
Line offers agents Explorer sailing as bookings incentive
Luxury line Regent Seven Seas Cruises is giving away a suite for two on board new ship Seven Seas Explorer. The 750-passenger ship,
WIN!
which launches in July, is billed by the line as “the most luxurious ship at sea”. To be in with a chance of
winning, make a booking for any Seven Seas Explorer sailing by
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REGENT SUITE: New ship Seven Seas Explorer launches in July
May 30. Send the booking number to
salesupport@rssc.com within seven says of making the sale.
$125m
Sum Regent will spend on revamp of ships
heightened the ultra-luxurious, all-inclusive experience. “In late autumn Navigator sails
a very interesting cruise from South Africa, visiting Mozambique and Namibia before crossing the Atlantic to Miami.” Next year the ship will operate a
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