Ally

Following rapid growth over the last 2 years six star luxury cruise expert Regent Seven Seas is moving into new Southampton offices on the 24th July. With a seafront location the new offices will house Regent’s expanded staff numbers, as well as allowing for future growth of the Regent team, plus a new conference room, boardroom and training facilities.

Graham Sadler, managing director, said: “Having outgrown our previous offices it was a logical move for us. Now counting over 20 staff, the team has doubled in the last 2 years and our new facilities which include upgraded IT and telephone systems mean that we are in a position to expand even further, thus renewing our commitment to the UK luxury cruise market.”

Regent Seven Seas Cruises currently operates four six-star luxury cruise ships with a fleet-wide capacity of over 1,000 luxury berths. Guests can choose to cruise in destinations such as South America, the Mediterranean, northern Europe, Alaska, the Far East, the Caribbean, Antarctica and Tahiti.

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