Showing posts with label Twiggy. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 16 June 2010

Twiggy does her bit!


TWIGGY DOES HER BIT FOR SEABOURN.



Seabourn Sojourn’s christening was short, sweet, and to the point. Godmother Twiggy commenced the festivities with a blessing and the smash of the ceremonial champagne bottle. The 32,000-ton Sojourn is the sister ship to the Seabourn Odyssey, the third sister ship (Seabourn Quest) debuts next year.


Carrying just 450 passengers, Sojourn is opulent and intimate with standout features that includes the largest spa on a luxury vessel, the two-deck Spa at Seabourn provides the ultimate pampering experience at sea. Exceptional new amenities in the 11,400-square-foot spa include a Kneipp Walk, an herbal bath facility and aroma steam bath with salt inhalation. For pure indulgence and relaxation, guests can reserve the canopied Spa Villa, with a whirlpool big enough for two, a private balcony for sunbathing, a double daybed and a full living room. Im taking booking now if you wish to get your place secured for the maiden season – let me know and I can get the itineries out to you with the best prices available.

Monday, 17 May 2010

SEABOURN CHOOSE TWIGGY

British Supermodel Twiggy To Name New Luxury Cruise Ship



This is becoming a habit, what with Reba last week, but Ive found out today that TWIGGY!!! (OMG, Ive heard of her!) is to be honoured with the Title of 'Godmother' to name the 450-passenger Seabourn Sojourn, the fifth of the Yachts of Seabourn fleet, in a ceremony at London's Greenwich on 4 June.

Supermodel Twiggy, who rose to fame in Britain before embarking on a global career, Twiggy will join an exclusive group of British national treasures when she performs the honours with the Champagne. Only weeks ago, prima ballerina Darcey Bussell cut the ribbon on P&O Cruises' Azura. Dame Helen Mirren named P&O's Ventura in 2008 and, back in 2005, Joanna Lumley became godmother to Princess Cruises' Sea Princess. All four women are known for their elegance and charm (much like the ships)– and all four are absolutely adored by the British public and quite rightly so!