Atlas Ocean Voyages to make Asia and Africa debuts in 2028
Atlas Ocean Voyages will enter the Asia and Africa markets in 2028 with its new luxury expedition sailing yacht, Atlas Adventurer, whose inaugural season runs from November 2028 in Kobe to late spring 2029 in Athens. The program features destination‑rich itineraries across Japan, Southeast Asia and the Indian Ocean, including Indonesia, Thailand, Madagascar and Kenya, with early access for Atlas Yacht Club members and added-value booking incentives.
Sources & references
- https://www.cruisetradenews.com/atlas-ocean-voyages-to-make-asia-and-africa-debuts-in-2028/
- https://www.cruisetradenews.com/atlas-to-launch-first-luxury-expedition-sailing-yacht-in-2028/
- https://www.cruisetradenews.com/atlas-ocean-voyages-reports-record-breaking-third-quarter-sales/
- https://www.cruisetradenews.com/2025-will-be-the-year-of-the-travel-agent-says-atlas-sales-lead/
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