| Seabourn turns a page

SEABOURN is embarking on a three-year partnership with leading magazine The Atlantic, which will include an itinerary takeover in 2028 on a cruise from Montreal to Boston, where the publication was founded.

“We’re thrilled to be collaborating with Seabourn to bring The Atlantic and the experience of our live events to their voyages,” said Alice McKown, The Atlantic’s publisher and chief revenue officer.

“Storytelling and connection define our work, and this allows us to develop one-of-a-kind events in intimate settings for Seabourn’s guests,” she added.

Coinciding with the line’s 40th anniversary, the ’12-day with The Atlantic: A Seabourn Conversations Exclusive’ itinerary will feature moderated discussions and experiences inspired by The Atlantic Festival.

In addition, The Atlantic will host events on select trips covering a range of topics with conversations led by its journalists, from business and science to culture, technology and health.

Guests will also receive free digital access to The Atlantic while on board and receive a complimentary three-month subscription post-trip.

Libraries on each Seabourn ship will be curated by The Atlantic, with issues of the magazine and books by its current and historical writers. JHM