Asian cruise company StarCruises announced the upcoming debut of the Star Voyager cruise ship in Hong Kong.
Sailing between 27th June and 31st August, this marks the return of the revitalised StarCruises brand to one of its most iconic homeports, which started cruises in Hong Kong more than 30 years ago.
StarDream Cruises president Michael Goh said: “We are proud to return to Hong Kong, a city that holds a special place in StarCruises’ history and heritage. This homecoming is deeply meaningful, as it reconnects us with our roots and long-standing legacy in the region. We’re thrilled to introduce Star Voyager as a symbol of our renewed vision: offering exceptional regional cruises experiences for the domestic market and the growing Fly and Rail cruise segment.”
Boosting cruise tourism in the region
The arrival of Star Voyager is expected to boost cruise tourism in Hong Kong as well as across the region as it offers travellers a fresh wave of voyage options whilst reaffirming StarCruises’ long-standing commitment to Asia’s dynamic cruise market.
During her homeport season in Hong Kong, Star Voyager will offer a series of immersive itineraries, including two-, three-, and five-night cruises to sought-after destinations, including Taipei, Kaohsiung, and Penghu in Taiwan, as well as to Naha and Ishigaki in Okinawa, Japan.
Among the highlights is the return of the popular two-night Weekend High Seas Cruise, which departs every Friday, and is perfectly tailored for guests seeking a short, indulgent escape at sea.
