OCEANIA Cruises has confirmed that Australia will be one of the first countries to experience Insignia’s new onboard features when she arrives in Sydney in Mar. Insignia emerges from a major refurbishment today as part of the company’s fleet-wide OceaniaNEXT initiative and is the first of the company’s R-class ships...
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OCEANIA Cruises has confirmed that Australia will be one of the first countries to experience Insignia’s new onboard features when she arrives in Sydney in Mar.
Insignia emerges from a major refurbishment today as part of the company’s fleet-wide OceaniaNEXT initiative and is the first of the company’s R-class ships to undergo the “better than new” enhancement.
“Insignia will boast 342 brand new designer suites and staterooms, and stunning new decor in her restaurants lounges and bars inspired by Oceania’s 450 ports of call,” said the cruise line’s Senior Vice President and Managing Director Asia Pacific Steve Odell.
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