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Windstar Cruises Names New President

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - July 7, 2016

Small-ship cruise brand Windstar Cruises has named a new president: John Delaney.

The cruise veteran will take the helm as Windstar President on July 19, after previously serving as senior vice president of global marketing and sales at Seabourn.

“We are very pleased to welcome John on-board. Cruise vacationers and our guests have every reason to expect a new era of exciting, wonderful and memorable vacation experiences on our yachts and in the ports Windstar visits,” said Andrew N. Todd, chief executive officer of Xanterra Parks & Resorts, which is the parent company of Windstar Cruises. “Windstar just welcomed back the renovated Star Pride, and since taking ownership of Windstar in 2011, we have invested more than $40 million into our three sailing yachts and three motorized all-suite yachts, so this is an ideal time for John to join the company and contribute to its success.”

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Delaney had served at Seabourn since 2011, having previously worked at Holland America in a number of positions.

Windstar operates a six-ship fleet that sails to 150 ports around the world, including in the Caribbean.

For more information on Windstar, see Caribbean Journal’s recent feature on what it’s like to travel on the company’s ships.

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