Seabourn confirms third new-build ship
Luxury line Yachts of Seabourn has exercised an option for a third new ship.
The 200 million euros vessel is due for delivery in summer 2011.
Seabourn Odyssey, the first in the series of new 450-passenger vessels, is to enter service in June 2009, followed by a sister ship 12 months later.
Seabourn president Pam Conover said: “Our decision to order a third ship is based partly on the enthusiasm we have already seen for our new ship design.
“That enthusiasm, combined with research indicating a continuing robust expansion in demand for ultra luxury cruising in general, convinces us that we have the right formula at the right time.”
by Phil Davies
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