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India’s yogis all at sea
HONG KONG – SuperStar Virgo has been hosting a group of 1,000 yogis from India on a 6-day 5-night South China Sea cruise this week.
The group is the largest party onboard since SuperStar Virgo’s deployment to Hong Kong in April. It is also the largest single Indian group visiting Hong Kong.
A series of onboard activities has been arranged for the 1,000 yogis under the guidance of yoga master Swami Ramdevji.
The cruise will take the yogis to Halong Bay in Vietnam, Sanya and Xiamen in China.
Michael Goh, senior vice president, sales & marketing of Star Cruises said, “Developing and promoting MICE has been one of the major focus of Star Cruises.
“We are greatly encouraged by the large group from India, which best manifests our ability in hosting large groups onboard.â€
Another 1,000-plus group from India will board SuperStar Virgo on June 11 for a 3-day 2-night cruise to Xiamen.
Ian Jarrett
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