Regent Seven Seas Cruises has equipped all its ships with Starlink Internet, providing guests with fast, unlimited WiFi included in their voyage.
This enhancement utilises Starlink’s satellite technology to deliver faster and more reliable internet onboard.
“We are committed to providing an unrivaled experience for our discerning guests and are delighted to give luxury travelers the ability to share photos and videos, stream films and enjoy other immersive content on board at even faster speeds.
“As the leaders in all-inclusive ultra-luxury cruising, this installation of Starlink WiFi across our entire fleet will not only improve our guests’ ability to communicate with loved ones at home but also support the ship’s operational needs and services.”
Andrea DeMarco, president of Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Regent Seven Seas offers guests complimentary WiFi, so this upgrade is one that’s worthwhile news for everyone sailing with the line.
Guests can still pay for upgraded WiFi or for additional log-ins if they wish to use multiple devices, but for most guests, the included WiFi will be sufficient – especially with the upgraded speeds offered by Starlink.
Starlink technology is gradually being adopted by most cruise lines, since it offers a much more reliable connection that previous internet facilities at sea.
And with many Regent Seven Seas itineraries lasting for longer durations, including the epic luxury world cruises, the news will be welcomed by guests who wish to stay in touch with loved ones back home whilst spending significant amounts of time exploring the world.
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