MIAMI — Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises have announced a new global leadership structure designed to strengthen support for travel advisors across all markets and capitalize on the increasing appetite for luxury and ultra luxury cruising.

Effective immediately, Wesley D’Silva has been appointed President, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, reporting to Jason Montague who continues to lead the long-term strategic direction for both Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises, as Chief Luxury Officer for both brands.

Meanwhile Nathan Hickman and Shawn Tubman have been appointed Chief Sales Officers for Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises respectively, overseeing global sales performance, travel advisor engagement and commercial development across all markets.

Montague said the strengthened leadership structure “positions us to accelerate our strategic plans to take both brands to new heights and support our travel advisor community with even greater focus. Travel advisors are integral to our success, and these organizational changes reflect our unwavering commitment to creating even more opportunity within the luxury and ultra-luxury cruise segments.”

For global commercial alignment, both North American domestic sales teams as well as international sales teams will report to Hickman and Tubman. These teams include: Brennan Quesnele, SVP, North America Sales & Trade Marketing, Oceania Cruises; Jerod Evans, VP, North America Sales, RSSC; and Melaine Diaz, VP, Sales Strategy & Trade Marketing, RSSC.

Steve Odell, one of the company’s most respected and long-standing senior commercial leaders, will transition into an ambassador role supporting both cruise brands.

Oceania Cruises recently marked a record-breaking opening day for Oceania Sonata, the line’s newest ship, earlier this year, plus the cruise line has five Sonata Class ships scheduled for delivery between 2027 and 2037.

Meanwhile RSSC celebrated the most successful booking month in its history in January 2026, and will welcome Seven Seas Prestige later this year, its first new ship class in a decade, with three more Prestige Class ships scheduled for delivery 2030, 2033 and 2036.

Last month Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd., parent company of Oceania Cruises, RSSC and NCL, announced John W. Chidsey as its new President and CEO, after Harry Sommer stepped down.

Lead image caption: Wesley D’Silva, Nathan Hickman and Shawn Tubman