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Seabourn Debuts Elevated In-Suite Dining Menu And Culinary Offerings. The New 24-hour In-Suite Dining Experience will debut on Seabourn Venture June 2023

Seabourn is elevating its 24-hour in-suite dining menus with an enhanced and extensive array of elegantly presented gourmet dishes, curated by the line’s team of highly skilled chefs.
The new menus will debut on Seabourn Venture‘s June 18, 2023 voyage, and will extend to the line’s fleet of intimate, yacht-like ships by October 2023. The new dining experience has been meticulously designed to bring Seabourn’s signature luxury and sophistication to its in-suite menu, ensuring that each meal becomes a truly memorable occasion.
Offering a diverse array of dishes, guests can enjoy these culinary delights either on their own or share the experience with loved ones and fellow travelers. Whether dining inside their suites or on their private veranda, guests can indulge in exceptional cuisine while enjoying breathtaking views from around the world.
Full story https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/seabourn-debuts-elevated-in-suite-dining-menu-and-culinary-offerings-301850038.html

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