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Fresh from the launch of its first vessel, Four Seasons has revealed plans for Four Seasons II, a new ultra-luxury yacht set to debut in 2028. The Four Seasons is doubling down on luxury at sea. Just months after launching its first yacht, the luxury hospitality giant has unveiled plans for a second yacht – complete with sprawling residential-style suites and private pools.
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