Here is the press release. I have all the details but it is a TON of work to get these all up and posted. With all the combinations and doing our rate tables with the BK rewards it takes a while. We will do it as soon as we can but it will be at least a week. I might be able to post the ROUGH paperwork for you though - not pretty but it will work. Will look at that tomorrow.


REGENT SEVEN SEAS CRUISES MAKES LUXURY
HISTORY WITH TWO WORLD CRUISES IN 2009

116- and 121-Night Odysseys Span the Globe, Visiting
More Than 100 Ports in 31 Countries across Six Continents

FORT LAUDERDALE – August 13, 2007 – Regent Seven Seas Cruises, voted the world’s #1 large-ship operator by readers of Condé Nast Traveler, will offer two World Cruise itineraries in 2009, becoming the first luxury cruise operator ever to offer two global winter cruises in the same year. Regent’s World Cruise guests will travel in sybaritic style aboard the 700-guest, all-suite, all-balcony Seven Seas Voyager® and the 700-guest, all-suite, all-balcony Seven Seas Mariner®. Seven Seas Voyager will embark on a 116-night January journey to the South Pacific, Orient, Arabia, the Mediterranean and Bermuda, while Seven Seas Mariner departs two weeks later for a 121-night sojourn to South America, French Polynesia, Australia, Southeast Asia, China, Japan, Russia and Alaska.
“We are delighted to schedule two World Cruises in 2009, an unprecedented deployment that will provide our guests with the ultimate travel experience aboard the only all-suite, all-balcony luxury ships in the world,” said Regent President Mark Conroy. “With two distinct itineraries spanning six continents, plus 23 combined overnight calls, exclusive on-board entertainment and the sumptuous amenities of two six-star luxury vessels, our unprecedented dual World Cruises clearly place Regent Seven Seas Cruises at the forefront of cruising’s luxury category.”
Seven Seas Voyager’s 2009 Grand Circumnavigation World Cruise departs January 12 from Los Angeles with seven individual segments, each offering guests a choice of diverse Concierge Collection land adventures as well as enlightening onboard lecture programs and activities.
- Los Angeles to Auckland (20 nights, January 12 to February 1
- Auckland to Sydney (12 nights, February 1 to February 13)
- Sydney to Shanghai (21 nights, February 13 to March 6)
- Shanghai to Singapore (12 nights, March 6 to March 18)
- Singapore to Dubai (14 nights, March 18 to April 1)
- Dubai to Istanbul (17 nights, April 1 to April 18)
- Istanbul to Fort Lauderdale (20 nights, April 18 to May 8)

For a dramatic beginning to their adventure, guests may combine Seven Seas Voyager’s World Cruise with a 15-night Panama Canal sailing from Ft. Lauderdale to Los Angeles (December 29, 2008 to January 12, 2009) for a 131-night voyage. Travelers explore pristine Costa Rica, tropical Colombia, and the magnificent Panama Canal, followed by three stops in Mexico before the journey ends in Los Angeles.
Seven Seas Mariner’s 2009 Ring of Fire World Cruise departs January 26 from Fort Lauderdale with eight individual segments, each offering exclusive Concierge Collection land journeys, stimulating onboard lecture programs and activities. Segments include:
- Fort Lauderdale to Buenos Aires (18 nights, January 26 to February 13)
- Buenos Aires to Valparaiso (Santiago) (15 nights, February 13 to February 28)
- Valparaiso (Santiago) to Sydney (25 nights, February 28 to March 25)
- Sydney to Singapore (15 nights, March 25 to April 9)
- Singapore to Hong Kong (14 nights, April 9 to April 23)
- Hong Kong to Osaka (14 nights, April 23 to May 7)
- Osaka to Seward (13 nights, May 7 to May 20)
- Seward to Vancouver (7 nights, May 20 to May 27)

Seven Seas Mariner will offer more time in port with 12 overnight calls, including Rio de Janiero, Ushuaia, Laem-Chabang, Hong Gai (Hanoi), Osaka and Tokyo.
Travelers can launch their adventure by combining Seven Seas Mariner’s World Cruise with a 12-night Caribbean departure roundtrip from Ft. Lauderdale (January 14 to 26, 2009) for a 132-night cruise. The itinerary features the southern Caribbean jewels of Aruba, Curacao, Bonaire and St. Kitts, along with San Juan and Grand Turk, before ending in Ft. Lauderdale.
Per-person rates range from $64,995 (with Early Booking Savings) to $224,995 for Seven Seas Voyager’s 116-night Grand Circumnavigation World Cruise, and start at $7,995 for individual segments. Per-person prices range from $64,995 (with Early Booking Savings) to $227,995 for Seven Seas Mariner’s 121-night Ring of Fire World Cruise, and start at $6,495 for individual segments.
General bookings will be accepted as of September 21, 2007; select segments open for bookings in early October, and 2008 World Cruise guests will receive priority booking status. Cruise fares include all shipboard gratuities; exclusive gifts and special events; complimentary beverages, including select wines and spirits served throughout the ship; complimentary 24-hour room service; in-suite bar setup in butler suites; and refrigerator stocked with soft drinks, beer and bottled water replenished daily.
The Regent ExperienceSM
Built around the customer, the Regent brand is focused on imparting personalized experiences. A key component of The Regent Experience, Circles of InterestSM, are themed enrichment programs featuring customizable ship to shore options with onboard lectures and workshops, specially created excursions and events led by “Circle” guest experts. Additionally, through The Regent Travel ConciergeSM, guests are given tools to customize their travel experiences based on personal interests and preferences.
Seven Seas Mariner is the world’s first all-suite, all-balcony vessel as well as the first to offer dining by the famed Le Cordon Bleu® of Paris in Signatures, one of four single, open-seating restaurants. Catering to only 700 guests, she is one of the most spacious cruise ships afloat, and, her staff to guest ratio of 1 to 1.6 provides the highest level of personal service in the six-star tradition of Regent Seven Seas Cruises.
Following in the wake of Seven Seas Mariner, the 700-guest Seven Seas Voyager is the world's second all-suite, all-balcony ship and the second to feature a Le Cordon Bleu® restaurant. There are four main dining venues. Seven Seas Voyager also features some of the highest space and service ratios at sea, and her suites are the largest "lead-in" suites in the industry.