AmaMagna
AmaMagna is coming AMAWATERWAYS ANNOUNCES
SAMANTHA BROWN AS GODMOTHER OF REVOLUTIONARY SHIP, AMAMAGNA
AmaWaterways has announced that American travel expert and television host Samantha Brown will serve as Godmother of the extraordinary, AmaMagna. Samantha will “bless” the one-of-a-kind ship alongside AmaWaterways’ executive team and special guests during a Christening ceremony in Vilshofen, Germany in July 2019.
“For this incredibly innovative ship,wewanted to choose a Godmother who shares our passion for innovation within the travel industry,”” said Kristin Karst, executive vice-president and co-owner of AmaWaterways. “Samantha is an icon in both the travel and television industries, known asmuch for herwarmpersonality as for her expansive travel knowledge. We are so thrilled to welcome her to the AmaWaterways family as Godmother of our 23rd ship the stunning AmaMagna.”
Throughout her 17 year career, Samantha Brown has hosted a variety of travel television series for The Travel Channel including, among others, “Passport to Europe,”
“Great Hotels,”
“I am so excited and honoured to have been asked to be the Godmother of AmaMagna,” said Brown. “I had the great pleasure of sailing on board AmaPrima this summer aswe filmed an episode formy new TV series. The total experience was remarkable but what impressedme themostwas the incredible teamon board the shipwho took such good care of me, my film crew and my family who joined us during the cruise.”
Defining contemporary elegance, AmaMagna features a total of 98 elegantly-appointed staterooms,most ofwhich are spacious, full balcony suites measuring between 355 and 710 sq. ft. At twice the width of traditional river cruise ships, she offers various dining options, including two new dining venues to entice guests: Jimmy’sWine Bar Restaurant, named for AmaWaterways’ late co-founder Jimmy Murphy, and the Al Fresco Restaurant, with retractable ceiling and side windows for guests to indulge in the views of the picturesqueDanube and the towns that dot its shores.
“Great
Weekends” and “Samantha Brown’s Asia.” In 2017, she launched her series, “Samantha Brown’s Places to Love,” which AmaWaterways proudly sponsors. Mirroring AmaWaterways’ commitment to providing authentic, immersive travel experiences for its guests, the series encourages viewers to experience the passion of people and soul of a place that only travelling can provide.
Samantha Brown
A well-respected and seasoned traveller, Samantha Brown has visited more than 250 cities in 62 countries. She has charted more than 160 hours of programming, with that number continuing to grow.
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Guests on board AmaMagnawill be able to personalise their river cruise experience with a robust complementary daily excursion programme that includes escorted hiking and biking tours and group fitness classes led by a trainedWellnessHost. Additional features include a large heated Sun Deck swimming pool; an expansive Zen Wellness Studio with massage, hair and nail salon services; and an innovative Water Sports Platform complete with the Sundowner boat for evening river excursions at no extra charge. Guests may also take advantage of the Concierge Golf Programme, providing the opportunity to experience five top-level golf courses in Hungary, Slovakia, Austria, Germany and the Czech Republic while enjoying the magic of river cruising.
AmaMagna will start her much-anticipated inaugural season on May 5, sailing the Romantic Danube itinerary from Vilshofen to Budapest. In addition to the Romantic Danube, AmaMagna’s itineraries include Melodies of the Danube and the festive Christmas Markets on the Danube.
For more details visit
www.amawaterways.co.uk, tel: 0800 320 2336 or contact your local travel agent.
Email:
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