APT announces partnership with Seabourn to charter luxury expedition cruise ships in 2025

APT announces partnership with Seabourn to charter luxury expedition cruise ships in 2025
Edited by Travel Weekly


Two giants of the travel industry have joined forces as APT and Seabourn announced a multi-year partnership on board Seabourn Odyssey yesterday in Sydney.

APT, Australia’s leading luxury tour and cruise operator, and Seabourn, the leader in ultra-luxury travel and expedition travel, are pleased to announce an exclusive multi-year partnership that will redefine luxury expedition cruising for APT guests.

The announcement will redefine luxury expedition cruising for APT as it charters two of Seabourn’s ultra-luxury expedition ships to destinations including the Kimberley, Greenland and Antarctica in 2025.

The partnership brings together APT’s near century of touring expertise with Seabourn’s reputation for delivering extraordinary luxury at sea.

Guests can expect to experience meticulously curated itineraries which APT is renowned for, including signature experiences, luxury dining, and all-inclusive journeys that blend with the elegance and comfort of Seabourn’s fleet.

APT Travel Group’s CEO, David Cox, said, “We are excited to embark on this journey with Seabourn, to create unforgettable travel experiences for our guests.”

“This collaboration represents a significant milestone for both companies as we elevate the luxury experience for our guests in partnership with Seabourn.”

A Champagne toast to APT and Seabourn! (Supplied)

Seabourn’s President, Natalya Leahy, agreed,

“We are delighted to join forces with APT, a trusted name in the travel industry renowned for its commitment to excellence,” president, Seabourn, Natalya Leahy, said.

“Seabourn is known for offering the pinnacle of ultra-luxury experiences, and we look forward to sharing this with APT guests.

“Together, we’re excited to offer travellers exclusive opportunities to explore the world in unprecedented luxury.”

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