Royal Caribbean International has marked its return to California after more than a decade with Navigator of the Seas setting sail from Los Angeles on Thursday, November 18. The ship is now on a year-round season of a 3-night weekend to 4- and 5-night weekday cruises to Catalina Island, California, and
Royal Caribbean International celebrated its newest game-changing ship, Odyssey of the Seas, during the ship’s naming ceremony in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Saturday, Nov. 13. The Caribbean-inspired occasion culminated at the moment Odyssey’s Godmother and the first Bahamian paratriathlete to compete in the Paralympic Games qualifiers, Erin Brown, bestowed a
Royal Caribbean has taken delivery of its newest ship; Wonder of the Seas is the cruise line’s biggest ship and weighs at 236,857 gross tons, is 1188 feet long, and can accommodate up to 6988-passengers, according to an article published by TravelPulse.com. The biggest ship in the world and the
Royal Caribbean Group’s Chief Executive Officer, Richard Fain, will step down from his position in January after 33 years, but will remain as Chair of the Board of Directors. Chief Financial Officer Jason Liberty will succeed him as CEO and join the Board of Directors. Richard Fain is the third-longest
Royal Caribbean Group has announced Destination Net Zero, a comprehensive decarbonization strategy that includes pledging to establish Science-Based Targets (SBT) and achieving net zero emissions by 2050. The cruise company will develop goals in the next 18-24 months to be validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). The work
Serenade of the Seas to Make Cruising’s First-of-its-kind, 274-Night Adventure in 2023 Royal Caribbean International is raising the bar for world cruises with the debut of the inaugural Ultimate World Cruise, an epic 274-night adventure that visits all seven continents, more than 150 destinations in 65 countries and 11 great wonders
