News
Royal Caribbean Group president ‘recognises opportunity’ to build smaller ships
Royal Caribbean Group president Jason Liberty has confirmed the company is exploring options to add smaller ships to the Royal Caribbean International fleet to expand its product offering. The latest vessel in the line’s Icon class, Star of the Seas, is the biggest cruise ship in the world and launched this month from Port Canaveral in Florida.
Cruise ships continue to adjust their itineraries due to the impact of Erin across the Caribbean and Bermuda. As of Monday ...
Royal Caribbean and Hard Rock International elevate sea-to-shore luxury with DJ weekend originally appeared on TravelHost.
According to reports and a statement from Royal Caribbean RCL, the passenger did not fall through the hole, but was ...
Royal Caribbean International is adding 40 new staterooms to the Ovation of the Seas during its upcoming refit. As part of ...
Royal Caribbean responded to the incident on the Icon of the Seas, nothing that the slide is closed as an investigation takes ...
Cruise giant Royal Caribbean International on Friday announced plans to bring back six more ships — including some of its largest — for U.S. sailings starting July 2.
The boat, which holds 5,610 passengers, was docked during a preview cruise at Royal Caribbean's private island in the Bahamas ...
Royal Caribbean International’s new ship will pack a full vacation of fun into a weekend-friendly package. The line’s Utopia of the Seas ship will begin sailing three-and-four night ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback