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Atlas Ocean Voyages Looking for Office Space in Florida - Cruise Industry News | Cruise News

Updated 6/21/2026, 7:20:24 PMCluster Impact 2.65
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Atlas Ocean Voyages Looking for Office Space in Florida - Cruise Industry News | Cruise News

Goldstein: 2.4Tone: 1.9

Atlas Ocean Voyages is looking for office space to house its new headquarters in Florida, according to Mário Ferreira, CEO of the brand’s parent company, Mystic Cruises. In a recent social media update, Ferreira revealed that the company recently inspected a historical building in Fort Lauderdale. “We are looking for a new property to move our headquarters, which is undergoing an expansion,” he said. Ferreira was onsite to inspect what he called a recently renovated 100-year-old art deco building in South Florida. Atlas Ocean is expanding its fleet with the addition of a fourth ship, the Atlas Adventurer, planned for late 2028. Announced earlier this year, the new 400-passenger vessel is set to be built at the China Merchants shipyard. As the brand’s first upscale luxury sailing ship, the Adventurer is highlighted by sustainable features, including the ability to generate energy while sailing. Set to become the largest vessel in the company’s fleet, the ship will also offer enhanced public areas, including seven dining venues, five bars and a large swimming pool. Upon entering service ahead of the 2028-29 winter season, the Adventurer will offer a series of cruises to destinations in Asia, Africa and the Mediterranean. The ship’s inaugural season is marked by firsts to Atlas Ocean, including the introduction of new destinations in Southeast Asia and Eastern Africa. Launched in 2019, Atlas Ocean currently operates a trio of 200-passenger expedition ships, the World Voyager, the World Navigator and the World Traveller. The vessels offer a series of itineraries in polar regions, as well as in the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, South America and the Caribbean. In related news, the company will charter the World Voyager to Quark Expeditions on a seasonal basis starting later this year. In addition to sailing for Atlas Ocean during summers, the 2020-built vessel will operate winter seasons in Antarctica for the U.S.-based expedition operator.

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Viking Venus Celebrates Five Years of Service - Cruise Industry News | Cruise News

Goldstein: 2.4Tone: 3.7

Delivered by the Fincantieri shipyard on April 15, 2021, the Viking Venus recently completed its fifth year of service for Viking. As the seventh in a series of identical 930-guest ships ordered that started with the Viking Star in 2015, the vessel was built at Fincantieri’s Ancona shipyard in Italy. The Viking Venus spend its inaugural season sailing in the United Kingdom, with a series of residents-only cruises departing from Portsmouth. Before its inaugural cruise, the 47,000-ton vessel was christened at a special ceremony that took place with the ship at sea in the English Channel. The ship’s ceremonial godmother was British journalist and broadcaster Anne Diamond, who offered a blessing of good fortune and safe sailing for the vessel. Also celebrating Viking’s return to the ocean after a 14-month operational pause, the event was held on May 17, 2021. Later, in August, the Viking Venus repositioned to the Mediterranean for itineraries departing from the Valletta Cruise Port. The vessel’s inaugural season in the region included a series of 11 to 21-night cruises to destinations in Greece, the Adratic and the Eastern Mediterranean. Starting in late May this year, the Venus offers a series of ten-night cruises in Alaska. In September, the Viking Venus is scheduled to reposition to Asia ahead of a winter season sailing in Australia and the South Pacific. The deployment starts with a 22-night transpacific voyage that sails from Vancouver to Tokyo over the course of 22 nights. In addition to destinations in Alaska, the cruise also features overnight visits to Japan, including an overnight stay in Otaru.

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