SEABOURN CRUISES

Catch all the action from the cruise industry in our exciting weekly round up. This week Antarctica gains focus with luxurious itineraries and a trip with the expert, while cruise ships…

Luxury cruise company Seabourn revealed its latest marquee itinerary this week when it announced the launch of the ultra-luxury 146-day 'World Cruise: Extraordinary Destinations on…

Ultra-lux cruisers Seabourn, the Seattle based subsidiary of Carnival Corporation, held a rather glam naming ceremony for new ship the Seabourn Ovation in baroque harbour town, and current…

Seabourn has named seasoned hospitality executive Chris Austin as Senior Vice President, Global Sales and Marketing. In the role, Austin will be responsible for Seabourn’s overall…

Continuing its mission to intrigue, edify, and inform its guests, luxury cruise line Seabourn has announced a new series of 'Seabourn Conversations' for the 2017 cruise season. The popular…

The UK team behind Seabourn and Holland America Line (HAL) is to host nine sales seminars, which will be specifically aimed at increasing the business of UK agents. The events,…

The news that Windstar was buying three of Seabourn’s ships – that’s half its fleet – has sent ripples throughout the industry. But what is the truth behind the decision to sell the…

Seabourn has released a statement in the wake of the firm's decision to sell half of its fleet to Windstar Cruises. The statement, which is addressed to the firm's travel partners, is…

Luxury sail ship operator Windstar Cruises has announced the purchase of three of Seabourn’s ships – half of the line’s fleet. Windstar’s owner, Xanterra Parks & Resorts reached…

 Seabourn Cruises launched its Seabourn Academy Agent Training programme this week customised for UK travel professionals. The training programme has six modules on offer with videos and…

An elderly couple was ejected from Seabourn’s Sojourn recently when the ship docked in Lisbon after the wife refused to participate in the mandatory safety drill. Many announcements were…