Just a year ago, all Celebrity Cruises cruises were run by female crews. Unique and interesting. It shows that women have a role that is no less big than men. That’s how they commemorate International Women’s Day. A year later, on March 8 to be precise, the female team members
Maritime Minister, Robert Courts inform a group of MPs that UK cruise lines will be able to restart sailings from 17th May. Almost all cruises worldwide ended a year ago as the coronavirus pandemic took hold. A Foreign Office warning against travelling on international cruises has been in force since
With the end of lockdown finally in sight, everyone’s minds turn to a holiday. Bookings for summer getaways have surged more than 600% after the lockdown roadmap announcement in February. However, with the uncertainty on the rules this summer in the UK and in other countries, a UK summer staycation
With the vaccine well underway in Israel, adventure awaits for them from as early as May this year. Royal Caribbean International will begin sailings from Israel for the first time in May, on the highly anticipated, brand-new ship, Odyssey of the Seas. Odyssey will be the first Quantum Ultra Class
Taronga Zoo and Royal Caribbean International have joined forces on the Litter Free Oceans campaign to raise awareness about the devastating impact litter has on marine life and educate Australians on how to reduce single-use plastic. We have all seen the consequences of our actions with the amount of litter in our oceans and what
Royal Caribbean Group, the operator of the cruise ships Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises, Silversea Cruises, and Azamara, which is based in Miami, Florida, reported that in 2020 it had a net loss of US$5.8 billion. The losses were clearly caused by the COVID-19 pandemic that is shutting down the
