World of Cruising TV Oceania Episode
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the finest cuisine at Sea expertly created travel experiences and small ships that's the three pillars that they based the company around
you can eat whenever you want wherever you want so we're talking about every restaurant included there's no specialty dining extras
it's an opportunity for the chefs to really show what they can do with local cuisine with the local produce
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Dean deep dives into Oceania Cruises, the luxury line that’s known for its culinary offerings, while Kaye and Lisa discuss the two featured itineraries – a two-week Vibrant Northern Capitals cruise onboard Vista and a 15-day Polynesian Dreams cruise from Papeete to Honolulu onboard Regatta. And, if you book via World of Cruising TV, you’ll receive an additional shipboard credit of US$200 per stateroom. Meanwhile Michelin-star chef and expert sommelier, Marc Fosh, is busy in the kitchen recreating two of Oceania Cruises’ signature dishes: a Duck and watermelon appetiser and a Miso-glazed sea bass. And, if you fancy winning a luxury food hamper worth £500, Oceania Cruises is giving one away in this episode. You don’t want to miss it.