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The new river cruise ship will sail guests in 78 staterooms with the line’s signature twin balconies, offer two restaurants, and focus on wellness. |
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The hotelier has 11 current and projected hotel openings planned for its three luxury brands. |
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Starting at $163,000 per person, the ultra-luxury journeys visit destinations such as Jordan, Egypt, Easter Island, Angkor Wat, Athens, and Madrid. |
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The seven-story property will be a highly exclusive retreat with sweeping views of Edinburgh Castle. |
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Travel advisors can now receive 15% commission for booking the five-star resort. |
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Three more ships are in the pipeline, including a vessel that will take guests to the geographic North Pole and Antarctica. |
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As travel advisors, we have to be curious. Curiosity leads to impactful connections that pave our road to success. - Jenn Lee, VP of Sales and Marketing, Travel Planners International
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