It’s no secret that the Regent Seven Seas Cruises fleet includes some of the most luxurious ships in the world. And they’re ready to make waves for the 2022/23 cruise season.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises has shattered the company’s previous world cruise opening day booking record – set only last year – with reservations doubling the previous record set by the 2022 World Cruise. The luxury cruise line experienced the longest waitlist for a world cruise in its history, with all Penthouse Suites and above selling out within a matter of hours when sales opened on 23 September.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises has rolled out additional tools and resources for travel advisors in Australia and New Zealand designed to help them adapt to the evolving climate and enhance their professional skills. The new features build on RSSC’s Regent Forward online platform which debuted in May.

The Healthy Sail Panel – a group of medical and scientific experts tasked with developing health and safety guidelines in order to kick-start the return of ocean cruising from the US – has released its recommendations.

Luxury cruise leaders have outlined their visions for the future and priorities for their Australian and New Zealand markets in a four-day virtual event series hosted this week by Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Australasia.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises has launched a new Europe 2021 brochure, complete with 80 voyages through the Mediterranean, Northern Europe and the Baltics.

Calling all CLIA Members. Mark the diary. The ultra-luxury cruise sector’s big-wigs will be online next month taking part in Cruise Line International Association’s (CLIA’s) Luxury Cruise Showcase, from 14 to 17 September.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises has extended its ‘Return with Regent’ offer for bookings made by 31 August 2020 on 2021 Alaska, Northern Europe and Mediterranean voyages.

Boutique and expedition cruise operators have an opportunity to redefine themselves as they rebound to become the first cruise sector to restart operations after COVID-19, according to small ship cruise specialist, Cruise Traveller.

It would be an understatement to say the global coronavirus pandemic is morphing the entire travel and cruise industry landscape at the moment. The business downturn continues to exacerbate as tens of thousands of travel and tourism jobs are paused in an effort to ride out this storm.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises has announced an update on its cancellation policy, allowing guests to cancel their voyage up to 48 hours before departure with no financial penalty. The new Regent Reassurance policy will cover all Regent sailings under final payment made by 30 April 2020, and sailing between 10 March and 30 September this year.

There’s really no shortage of places to stretch out for guests of the Regent Suite on the newly launched Seven Seas Splendor. At 1,355 square metres, it is after all, billed as the largest suite on the sea, and sits on Deck 14 above the ship’s bridge, offering unobstructed 270-degree vistas of the oceans ahead.