World’s Longest Cruise Sets Sail From Rome for 371 Days: Regatta to Visit 220 Ports Across 62 Countries - How Much It Costs, Where It Will Go and What Passengers Can Expect
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The world's largest scheduled continuous cruise has just left Rome, Italy, on Tuesday (1). Explorations by Norwegian will last for 371 days and will take passengers to 220 ports in different regions of the planet, with few repeated scales along the route. Which countries would survive a global catastrophe better? Study points out the most resilient Video: Meet the resort in Japan that combines private race track and five-star hotel The journey i…
World’s longest cruise sets sail from Rome for 371 days: Regatta to visit 220 ports across 62 countries - how much it costs, where it will go and what passengers can expect
Regatta, billed as the world’s longest cruise, has set sail from Rome on a 371-day journey. The ship will visit 220 ports across 62 countries and six continents, offering passengers an extraordinary year-long global adventure. Here’s how much the cruise costs, the destinations on its itinerary and what travelers can expect onboard.
The world's longest cruise ship has set off from Rome, the capital of Italy. The Regatta will visit 220 ports in 62 countries during its 371-day journey.
The cruise ship's journey involved continuous sailing at sea for 371 days, visiting more than 220 ports in 62 countries around the world.
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