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Regent offers business class upgrades on European routes
Regent Seven Seas Cruises is offering free business class upgrades for all customers booking a Penthouse suite or higher on European voyages.
All sailings in the new Summer/Autumn 2014 collection already include flights and transfers, all-suite accommodations, gourmet cuisine, premium spirits and fine wines, free shore excursions, gratuities and for those in a Concierge Suite or higher, a pre-cruise luxury hotel stay, at no additional cost.
Graham Sadler, managing director, UK and Europe, said: "Our 2014 Summer Collection features sensational cruises to not only some of the most fascinating ports and unique destinations but also some of the more uncommon ports in the world."
The line’s all-suite, all-balcony Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Voyager were refurbished in 2011 and Seven Seas Navigator was refurbished in 2012.
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