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Seven Seas Voyager to have multi-million dollar facelift
Tuesday, 16 Jul, 2013
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Seven Seas Voyager will undergo a multi-million dollar revamp in October during its time in dry dock.
All Penthouse suites will be redecorated while the Horizon and Observation lounges and the Constellation Theatre will have a complete refurbishment.
The ship will unveil its new look on 23 October when it sets sail on the 10-night cruise from Rome to Venice.
"In keeping with our on-going commitment to deliver the most all-inclusive luxury travel experience, we are making significant upgrades to Seven Seas Voyager that will enhance our guests’ overall experience," said Graham Sadler, managing director, Regent Seven Seas Cruises.
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