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Avalon Waterways is making changes to its France river cruise portfolio in response to guest demand.
The 128-guest Avalon Artistry II will reposition to the Seine River beginning in 2027, expanding capacity in a popular region for the cruise line.
The move will take place following the completion of Avalon Artistry II’s Bordeaux sailings through the 2026 season.
“When guests show us where they want to go, we meet them there,” says Pam Hoffee, president of Avalon Waterways. “Right now, that place is France—specifically sailing along the Seine and Rhône Rivers.”
She adds: “Avalon is committed to growing with purpose. That means listening closely to our guests and aligning our fleet of Suite Ships with destinations where river cruising delivers the greatest depth, diversity and demand. France continues to outperform, particularly along the Seine, and we’re making moves to support that momentum for guests.”
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