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by Valerie Conners Turn your typical all-inclusive cruise up a notch by tossing cost to the wind and booking with an ultra-luxury cruise line, where standards like airfare, meals and drinks are not only included, but come in the form of business-class flights, haute French cuisine from award-winning chefs and premium liquors and wines. For the well-heeled traveler, [...]

By Johanna Jainchill – Travel Weekly Conroy timeline at Regent 1992: Conroy joins the line as president and CEO of Diamond Cruises. The Radisson Diamond is christened. 1995: Seven Seas Cruise Line merges with Diamond Cruises to become Radisson Seven Seas Cruises, part of Carlson. 1997: Launches the 320-passenger Paul Gauguin to be based in French Polynesia year-round. [...]

One huge benefit to Regent Seven Seas is the all-inclusive value that go beyond the food and drink. (Regent Seven Seas)

The luxurious suites onboard the entire three-ship fleet of  Regent Seven Seas Cruises have been voted the best at sea in the first Cruise Critic Cruisers’ Choice Awards. The ultra-luxury line’s Seven Seas Voyager and Seven Seas Mariner took first and second place in the “Best Cabins, Small Ship” category; Seven Seas Navigator earned seventh [...]

By Doreen Hemlock, Sun Sentinel 2010 was a tough year for many businesses, but not for Regent Seven Seas Cruises. The Fort Lauderdale-based luxury cruise line is posting its best year ever in revenues and profits. What’s more, the three-ship company expects 2011 to stay strong, as customers seek value in its all-inclusive packages that [...]

By Gene Sloan, USA TODAY What worries cruisers the most these days when heading off on a voyage? For many, it’s the prospect of a travel delay that causes them to miss their ship, says Mark Conroy, president of Regent Seven Seas Cruises. “One thing we hear consistently from customers is that there’s angst in [...]

By Gene Sloan, USA TODAY One of luxury line Regent Seven Seas’ three ships, the 700-passenger Seven Seas Voyager, is experiencing a propulsion problem and will need to be repaired before it can sail again with passengers. A spokesperson for the line tells USA TODAY the seven-year-old vessel developed the problem on Sunday as it [...]