The US cruise group Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) has ordered Italy's Fincantieri to design and construction of three cruise ships for the three brands of the American group: Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises. One of the three new ships will be twin of the Oceania Sonata, another will be twin of the Seven Seas Prestige and the third will be twin of the ships recently commissioned by NCLH to Fincantieri itself ( of 5 February 2025).

The three ships will be built in Italy and will be delivered between 2036 and 2037. Norwegian Cruise Line's new ship will have a gross tonnage of about 227,000 tons and over 5,000 jobs bed. The ultra-luxury unit destined for Regent Seven Seas Cruises will have a gross tonnage of 77,000 tons and about 822 beds. The ship for Oceania Cruises will have a tonnage gross capacity of 86,000 tons and a capacity of approximately 1,390 beds.

The new order brings the total number of new ships in Italy to 17. order from NCLH, including eight ships under construction by 2037 for Norwegian Cruise Line, five new ships for Oceania Cruises to be delivered by 2037 and four new ships for Regent Seven Seas Cruises to be delivered by 2036.