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Muse’s inaugural UK voyage Silver Muse, the latest ship to join


Silversea’s ultra-luxury fleet, made its first UK call of 2017 at Southampton this month. Silversea celebrated


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the special occasion by hosting on board Venetian Society guests, trade agents and media for tours, dinners and a Q&A hosted by journalist and newsreader Michael Buerk


1. Lisa McAuley, Silversea, with Silver Muse butlers


2. From left: Natasha Emms, Thomas Cook; Luke Clarke, Silversea; and Nikki Dos Santos, Thomas Cook


3. Vee Watson, Julie Cotton and Nichola Marston, all Thomas Cook


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4. Dawn Gascoigne, Kim Pierce, Caroline Howden, Gemma Fletcher, Janet Whittingham and Sue Plummer, all Travel Counsellors


5. Rochelle Griffith, Georgina Keelty, Amy Hayes, Megan Chan and Charlotte Emery, all Sovereign Cruise Club


6. Lisa McAuley and Connie Georgiou, both Silversea, and Michael Buerk enjoy the welcome presentation and cocktail party in the Venetian Lounge


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7. Sue Plummer, Kim Pierce and Caroline Howden, all Travel Counsellors


8. Hosting the welcome presentation in the Venetian Lounge are, from left: Alfredo Spadon, managing director, Europe, Middle East and Africa; Roberto Martinoli, chief executive; Lisa McAuley, managing director, UK and Ireland; culinary director Rudi Scholdis; and Barbara Muckermann, chief marketing officer


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9. Lisa McAuley, chief executive Roberto Martinoli and Barbara Muckermann, all Silversea, at the cocktail party in the Venetian Lounge


10. Barbara Sharpe, Hank Sharpe Travel; Julie Nunes, Silversea; Jessica Vincent, Cruise.co.uk; Graeme Sharpe, Hank Sharpe Travel; and Joanne Kinnaird and Jeanne Lally, both Travel Bureau Gosforth


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