
Jason Leppert
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Cruise Editor at TravelAge West
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2 weeks ago |
travelagewest.com | Jason Leppert
After much anticipation, the veil has been lifted on Orient Express Sailing Yachts, which mark the luxury brand’s foray into ocean cruising. Unsurprisingly, the revealed ship renderings are gorgeous. Originally referred to as Silenseas (seemingly the ship series name), these vessels now have official titles: Orient Express Corinthian, launching in 2026, and Orient Express Olympian, launching in 2027. Editor’s Note: This story will be updated as more information becomes available.
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2 weeks ago |
travelagewest.com | Jason Leppert
I finally got to travel like a rock star. Usually, clients have to book one of the RockStar Quarters onboard Virgin Voyages to get the corresponding VIP perks of these suites. But as invited media guests onboard Valiant Lady, my party and I had the privilege of trying them out while staying in entry-level accommodations. Spoiler alert: We’re hooked — and not just by the wristbands that gave us special access.
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3 weeks ago |
cruisecritic.com | Jason Leppert
If the last thirty years are any indication of what is still to come onboard cruise ships, we are all in for a real treat in the future. Innovative and creative concepts are what the constantly evolving industry is based upon, and these are just a sampling of those standouts that have navigated us to this very point (or is that port?) in time.
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4 weeks ago |
travelagewest.com | Jason Leppert
Sailing onboard Quark Expeditions’ Ultramarine, I couldn’t help but think about how special the ship is. After all, its name implies that it is the ultimate means of ocean exploration. And after seeing my first-ever polar bear in the wilds of the Canadian Arctic, I can say it succeeds — for the right client.
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1 month ago |
travelagewest.com | Jason Leppert
Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCL) newest ship, Norwegian Aqua, is a master class in expert cruise ship design. As the first Prima Plus-class ship — 10% larger than Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva — Aqua offers 72 more feet in length, bringing it to 156,300 gross tons and a double-occupancy capacity of 3,571 passengers. The extra space has gone a long way.
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