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Blog Name: Seabourn Odyssey Blog
Url: http://blog.seabourn.com
Language: unknown
Topics: luxury cruise, Seabourn, Seabourn Odyssey
Description: A Seabourn blog detailing their new luxury yacht set to launch in 2009. The blog includes construction photos, interviews and commentary from personnel and descriptions of what to expect if you are on board the maiden voyage.
Popularity: 38 Followers

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New Pics of Seabourn Sojourn in Genoa
New Picture of Seabourn Odyssey in Valletta
Seabourn Odyssey in Valletta, MaltaFriday, October 23, 2009. Seabourn Odyssey is alongside the wharf at the medieval city of Valletta on the island of  Malta.  The sky is a perfect Mediterranean blue. The brilliant sun pours down on honey-colored stones from t
Odyssey World Cruise Visa Requirements
Odyssey’s World Cruise departs January 5, 2010 from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. During the next 108 days, it will visit 42 fascinating ports on six continents, and 25 countries. Many of those countries require visitors to have visas. In a number of them, Seabourn Odyssey is able to acquire the visas for guests on arrival, but there are a number that require visitors to have visas before they arrive. That means that World Cruise guests have to apply and get their visas before they embark for their voyages.  If any guest has not done so, it is important that they check on Seabourn’s website to see w
Seabourn Legend Will Forgo Africa/Indian Ocean 2010-2011
Today, Seabourn announced that it will not operate a planned five-month, 15-cruise series of voyages in the Indian Ocean aboard Seabourn Legend in late 2010 and early 2011. The vessel will instead be positioned back to the Americas at the end of its Mediterranean season to cruise in the Caribbean for the winter. Seabourn’s President and CEO Pamela Conover said that the intended shoreside destinations remain apparently safe for visitors, but the high seas routes between them are currently vulnerable to incidents of piracy that have not been adequately controlled. “It makes me sad to have to cancel these
Seabourn Sojourn Takes Shape – New Pics

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