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- Posted by Anne Campbell
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While the company hasn’t announced it yet, we’ve learned that Regent Seven Seas Cruises will increase its fuel supplement to $15 per person, per day for bookings made June 16, 2008 and beyond. It will be the highest in the industry to date.
Last week Norwegian Cruise Line raised its fuel surcharge to $11 per person, [...]
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09 June
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- Posted in Oceania Cruises, Regent Seven Seas
The New York investment company Apollo Management has purchased Regent Seven Seas Cruises from Carlson Company for $1 billion. Apollo previously purchased a hefty chunk of Oceania Cruises and has created a division for the two cruise lines: Prestige Cruise Holdings.
The Oceania and Regent brands will remain separate and Mark Conroy will continue as president [...]
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