17th October 2022
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An “important moment” for the hospitality industry has been reached with the first-ever departure of the inaugural ship in the Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection.
After setting out on its maiden trip from Barcelona to Nice on Saturday (15th October), The Ritz-Carlton announced that Evrima, the first of its three custom-built yachts, will provide “highly personalized holidays for travelers looking to fully immerse themselves in the culture of each location”.
“We are thrilled to introduce The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection and usher in an exciting new chapter for this beloved brand,” said Chris Gabaldon, senior vice-president for luxury brands at Marriott International.
“The Ritz-Carlton has long been rooted in innovation and service excellence, guided by a commitment to be at the forefront of delivering transformative travel experiences.
“As we continue to evolve our legendary brand, we could not be more excited to give our guests the opportunity to experience The Ritz-Carlton in a new way.”
Evrima has a length of 190 meters and can carry 298 passengers. Private terraces and floor to ceiling windows are included in every room.
The majority of Evrima journeys span seven or ten nights and stop at ports in the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Central America, and South America.
Along the journey, stops will be made in the French Riviera, the Balearic Islands of Spain, and the shores of Aruba and Costa Rica.
The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection’s chief executive officer, Douglas Prothero, said: “Every element of the luxury yachting experience was considered when designing and creating Evrima, and we are excited to deliver unforgettable journeys for both long-time cruisers and those who are new to the industry.”
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