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Regent Seven Seas Cruises has unveiled a new ship class, as well as the name of its newest vessel: Seven Seas Prestige.
The 850-guest vessel is scheduled to debut sometime in 2026. It represents the line’s first new ship class in a decade, with a second Prestige Class ship scheduled to launch in 2029.
The Prestige Class will feature new stateroom categories, new dining experiences and a reimagined Regent Suite.
In recent years, Regent Seven Seas Cruises has launched several Explorer Class vessels.
The new 77,000-ton ship “will transcend luxury in every way,” says Andrea DeMarco, president of Regent Seven Seas Cruises.
“This incredible new ship will be the epitome of timeless elegance, exemplifying Regent’s commitment to excellence which is reflected in every aspect of her elevated design and exuding an ambiance of sophistication and refinement,” she added.
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