Major cruise companies record boost in business and bookings


The pool deck of the Seven Seas Splendor, which made its maiden voyage in Britain and Northern Ireland last month. — JODIE HART/Regent Seven Sea Cruises

While the cruise sector is very slowly picking up pace in Malaysia, some major cruise companies around the globe are seeing a boost in business and bookings.

Oceania Cruises, for one, recorded an all-time high for a single-day booking recently for its Vista vessel, which is only slated to sail in April 2023. Bookings opened on Sept 15, and by the end of that day, the company had already hit this year’s all-time high in sales.

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