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New Seven Seas Splendor opulence extends to 300 pieces of art on ship

December 12, 2019

The Seven Seas Splendor is part of a class of luxury liners that is part-floating hotel, part-wellness retreat and part-art gallery - all to whet the experiential appetite of discerning, affluent passengers. Image credit: Regent Seven Seas The Seven Seas Splendor is part of a class of luxury liners that is part-floating hotel, part-wellness retreat and part-art gallery - all to whet the experiential appetite of discerning, affluent passengers. Image credit: Regent Seven Seas

 

By Staff reports

Norwegian Cruise Lines’ new Seven Seas Splendor ship will have a $5 million curated fine art collection permanently displayed on board as a key differentiation from its competition.

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