Royal Caribbean International has received a second prestigious ‘Investor In Sales’ award from the Institute of Sales Professionals (ISP). To be eligible, at least 75% of a sales team needs to pass the Institute of Sales Professional’s (ISP) registration exam which tests selling skills and knowledge, professional ethics and decision-making.
MSC Cruises has announced that MSC Euribia’s naming ceremony will take place in Copenhagen on 8 June. The new flagship will become MSC Cruises’ second ship to be powered by LNG one of the world’s cleanest marine fuels available at scale. The ship will also feature further state-of-the-art environmental technologies
Celestyal has announced the acquisition of a new vessel. The 1,260-guest Celestyal Journey will undergo an extensive €20 million refurbishment and technical maintenance overhaul before entering service. The ship was originally built for Holland America Line; it was recently operating for P&O Australia. Chris Theophilides, CEO of Celestyal said: “While
AmaWaterways has partnered with Jerne to connect with influential travel creators and experience providers. The partnership will provide creators access to partnership opportunities while giving AmaWaterways an end-to-end solution for controlling all aspects of the relationship. This includes verifying creator credentials to establish specific deliverables to the legalities of distribution
Carnival Cruise Line is now offering Guy and Sammy’s premium Santo Tequilas fleetwide. The cruise line announced that guests sailing with the line can enjoy the old world-style Santo Blanco Tequila and the ultimate oak-aged Santo Reposado Tequila at every bar on every ship. On all ships with Guy’s Pig
Royal Caribbean International has revealed a lineup of short Caribbean cruises featuring eight ships sailing to tropical destinations for the “ultimate short escapes” in 2024-2025. Allure of the Seas the first Oasis Class ship to sail 3- to 4-night cruises, will extend its short Caribbean season homeporting from Port Canaveral
