Feature, Onboard experience

A refreshing change for Azamara’s twin sisters

A refreshing change for Azamara’s twin sisters

By Jon Ingleton | 22 September 2016

The elegant Azamara sisters needed some love and attention to restore their ageing interiors. Jon Ingleton speaks to Francesca Bucci, Bert Van Middendorp and other members of the project team after the ships successfully re-entered service

We speak to Francesca Bucci, Bert Van Middendorp and other members of the project team

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