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Onboard proposal: John and Kimberley


Etosha National Park, Namibia


moments with... Lynn


This week has been very special when it comes to ‘Seabourn Moments’.


Seabourn Moments are those events that all team members at Seabourn – and especially those on our ships – give to guests to create memories they will never forget.


This week was no exception when the team on board


Seabourn Ovation created a very special ‘Moment’ for the partner of Kimberly Glynn from Panache Cruises. They were both guests on one of our fam trips, and John wished to propose to Kim on Seabourn – we were very honoured!


There were secret calls with John both before and during the cruise. And luckily, Kim said yes! It was just one of those goosebump moments that we all love, and which motivate us to listen and plan to surprise and delight our guests when they least expect it.


I know many of you do the same with your customers. This


is why you, our partners, are so important to Seabourn, with incredible relationships that extend beyond just ‘business’.


For our guests, the Seabourn journey – and that very special concierge service – starts with their first visit or call with their travel agent. And it ends there too when they return to a ‘welcome home’ call or message.


It’s all a seamless


process that includes many personal touches – and, of course, those precious Seabourn Moments!


moments with...


Insider Journeys expands range in tie-up with Colibri


Juliet Dennis


Tour operator Insider Journeys has partnered with German specialist operator Colibri Travel to broaden its portfolio. Insider Journeys, formally known


as Travel Indochina, is offering a range of Colibri’s wilderness and nature tours to destinations it has not previously offered. The move means the operator


can offer a wider product range, including safari tours in Malawi, active adventures in Panama, birdwatching and wildlife walks in Yellowstone National Park and northern lights and polar expeditions in Canada. The new tours, branded Colibri


Travel by Insider Journeys, feature on the Insider Journeys website. They include an eight-day


Lynn Narraway vice-president UK & Europe, Seabourn Reservations: 0344 338 8615 salessupport@seabourn.co.uk seabourn.com


Costa Rica Adventure from £996, a self-drive private tour for those who want to see the destination’s highlights and combine it with a beach stay at the end of their trip. The lead-in price for the


operator’s 14-night Yoga, Nature and Culture in India tour is £1,044.


20 10 NOVEMBER 2022 travelweekly.co.uk


£1,727 Lead-in price for 12-day self-drive Namibia tour


Guests will visit Fort Kochi, spend time in a yogic temple, take a train through tea plantations and go on a fishing safari. Guests on the 12-day self-drive


Discover the Heart of Namibia tour will travel to several regions in the country and visit Etosha National Park to spot four of the big five species. The tour costs from £1,727, not including flights. The five-day Darien Adventure


Panama itinerary will take guests into the rainforest of the Darien National Park. The lead-in price is £1,553. UK and Ireland sales director


Mark Hopper said: “It’s a perfect fit for us, further expanding our portfolio and offering.” insiderjourneys.co.uk


PICTURES: Shutterstock/Daniel Fox, Yulia Glam


PICTURE: Shutterstock/Artush


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