Royal Caribbean International is the pioneer of innovation at sea and the master of developing the idea of the ship as a destination. It owns the biggest cruise ships in the world in the Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the Seas, which are so vast they even have their own parks and neighbourhoods. Expect bigger and bolder innovations as Royal Caribbean International pushes the boundaries further.
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Royal Caribbean has announced details of entertainment on board Harmony of the Seas, the world’s largest cruise ship. The Oasis-class vessel will span 16 guest decks, carry 5,497 guests at double…
Tiffany’s, the celebrated jewellery maker, is set to open its first boutique at sea on board Royal Caribbean International‘s Oasis of the Seas. The store will be located in the Central Park…
Royal Caribbean International has announced it has ordered its fifth ship in the Quantum-class. The vessel, which is due for delivery in autumn 2020, follows the launch of Anthem…
Harmony of the Seas, Royal Caribbean International’s latest ship, will make its UK debut to travel agents at the renamed 2016 Clia Cruise Conference, now in its tenth year. …
Royal Caribbean International has revealed the dates that its next Oasis-class ship, Harmony of the Seas, will be operating out of the UK. The 5,488-passenger ship, which launches in…
Having celebrated the first birthday of Club Royal at a bash in Hampshire, Royal Caribbean is seemingly going from strength to strength. The scheme, which gives agents £5 per Royal…
Royal Caribbean International has said it will give £1.5 million in rewards to agents in its second year of Club Royal. The investment, announced as the line celebrated the club’s first year,…
So what do you do: a family are sitting in front of you with two teenage children. They want some sun, but that’s pretty much where the unity ends….
Travelling with children aged two and under can be a wonderful thing. For one, you are not held down by school term-times and the extra costs that go with…
From ice rinks and surf machines to dodgems and 300ft high viewing pods: there is seemingly little Royal Caribbean International has not attempted to get on to its vessels….