Fort Lauderdale - 4 de abril de 2011 - Regent Seven Seas Cruises, the world’s most all-inclusive luxury line, will offer added amenities to guests in higher-level suites. Beginning with the 2012 summer season, guests in concierge-level and above suites will enjoy a range of benefits from priority shore excursion and restaurant reservations to upgrades and complimentary amenities.
“We revealed some preliminary information last week, but we are delighted to now confirm all of our new concierge-level amenities,” stated Mark Conroy, the cruise line’s president. “Regent Seven Seas has once again raised the bar on luxury cruising.”
Guests in categories E and above on Seven Seas Mariner (beginning 2 de abril de 2012) and Seven Seas Voyager (beginning 16 de abril de 2012) and category D and above on Seven Seas Navigator (beginning 30 de mayo de 2012) will receive the following exclusive concierge services:
• Upgraded pre-cruise Luxury Hotel Package with higher room category or upgraded hotel property
• Priority online reservations on Shore Excursions for both FREE and Regent Choice tours, beginning 240 days before the cruise starts
• Priority online reservations in the specialty restaurants Prime 7 and Signatures
• 15 minutes of FREE phone calls and 60 minutes of FREE Internet access per suite
• 25% off premium wine and liquor purchases
• 10% off pre- or post-cruise Hotel or Land Programs
• 10% off Regent Choice shore excursions
• In-suite binoculars, coffee brewer and cashmere blanket
• Regent Seven Seas Cruises special gift
Additionally, every voyage continues to include a complimentary luxury hotel package – complete with overnight, pre-cruise accommodations at a deluxe hotel including breakfast, airport-hotel (restrictions apply for cruise-only guests) and hotel-ship transfers – as well as round-trip air; all-suite accommodations; gourmet cuisine served in open-seating restaurants; open bars; free and unlimited shore excursions and gratuities.
The new Concierge-Level amenities and services are in addition to Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ acclaimed Seven Seas Society benefits and perfectly complement the line’s award-winning service and pampering it is renowned for.
The award-winning Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ fleet is comprised of three all-suite ships that carry from 490 to 700 pampered guests to ports in Europe, Asia, Alaska, Australia, South America and the Caribbean. Public areas are resplendent with rich fabrics, textures and furnishings. Suites, among the most spacious at sea, measure from 300 to 1,200 square feet and offer tastefully appointed living and sleeping areas, marble bathrooms, walk-in closet, flat-screen TV, fully stocked bar and private balcony. Facilities include several elegant bars, a show lounge, casino, library, Internet center, card room, outdoor pool, hot tubs and Canyon Ranch SpaClub. Depending on the ship, guests can choose from up to four, open-seating gourmet restaurants.
Para recibir un folleto o más información sobre Regent Seven Seas Cruises, consulte a un agente de viajes, visite www.RSSC.com o llame sin cargo al 800-285-1835.
About Regent Seven Seas Cruises – Regent Seven Seas Cruises is the world’s only cruise line that includes award-winning service, acclaimed cuisine, premium spirits and fine wine, gratuities, hotel packages and sightseeing excursions in every port for the ultimate ultra-luxury vacation. A fleet of perennially praised and elegantly appointed, all-suite ships operate seven- to 119-night voyages to more than 300 destinations worldwide.
Acerca de Prestige Cruise Holdings – Prestige Cruise Holdings es la empresa matriz de Oceania Cruises y Regent Seven Seas Cruises. Fundada en 2007, PCH administra algunos activos del portafolio de inversiones en cruceros de Apollo Management y está encabezada por el Presidente y Gerente Ejecutivo Frank J. Del Rio, fundador de Oceania Cruises. PCH es líder del mercado en los segmentos de lujo y de nivel superior en la industria de cruceros, ya que cuenta con más de 4,000 embarcaderos entre Oceania Cruises y las marcas Regent Seven Seas Cruises, un número que la empresa prevé aumentar a más de 6,500 embarcaderos para el año 2011.
