VIRGIN Voyages has marked a major milestone ahead of its first ship, Scarlet Lady’s maiden voyage, with the vessel deemed as “seaworthy” after successfully completing its first round of sea trials from Genoa to Marseille. Virgin Founder Richard Branson, pictured, boarded the ship in Marseille with his wife and children...
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VIRGIN Voyages has marked a major milestone ahead of its first ship, Scarlet Lady’s maiden voyage, with the vessel deemed as “seaworthy” after successfully completing its first round of sea trials from Genoa to Marseille.
Virgin Founder Richard Branson, pictured, boarded the ship in Marseille with his wife and children along with Virgin Voyages’ CEO Tom McAlpin, CCO Nirmal Saverimuttu, SVP of Design Dee Cooper and CEO of Virgin Atlantic, Shai Weiss.
Scarlet Lady is scheduled to set sail on her maiden voyage on 01 Apr 2020 (CW 18 Nov).
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