Silversea extends Telenor Maritime 3G contract

Silversea extends Telenor Maritime 3G contract

Wednesday, 11 March 2020 | Communications & Cyber Security

Three years ago, Silversea Cruises chose Telenor Maritime to provide 3G service for their entire fleet. This agreement has now been extended for three more years.

{mprestriction ids="1,2"} This extension of the agreement is proof of quality. Now, Telenor Maritime will continue supporting and improving the complete digital value chain on board Silversea Cruises' ultra-luxury ships, vastly enhancing both the guest experience and the operational efficiency.

"This is a recognition of our high level of service, and we are proud and happy to continue our successful cooperation with Silversea Cruises. They have set the gold standard in luxury cruising with their passion for cruise excellence and quality, providing a first-class experience to their cruise guests. Silversea sails to over 900 destinations on all seven continents, more than any other cruise line. And with our advanced mobile cellular communication services, we make it possible to communicate, exchange and share information almost anywhere at sea. Silversea Cruises are planning today to meet the demands of tomorrow. And so are we. That is why we will continue to improve and expand our cooperation," said Jan Erik Norli, chief marketing officer of Telenor Maritime.

“We are pleased to partner with Telenor as the mobile operator on board our fleet of ultra-luxury ships, thus continuing a successful relationship started in 2017,” said Fabio Agostini, Silversea Cruises’ chief information officer. “Telenor is a big telco operator that provides a high-quality service – which is greatly appreciated by our discerning guests.” {/mprestriction}

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