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Royal Caribbean International has welcomed the highly anticipated Icon of the Seas after 900 days of construction and just two months before its January 2024 debut in Miami. To mark the occasion, Royal Caribbean hosted a ceremony at the Meyer Turku shipyard in Turku, Finland where representatives signed on the
Royal Caribbean International has announced its 2025-2026 Caribbean itineraries, which are now open and available to book. A lineup of seven Royal Caribbean ships will sail from Florida, Texas or Puerto Rico, including Icon of the Seas from Miami, and the Oasis-class ships Oasis and Harmony of the Seas. Guests
Royal Caribbean International has rolled out its 2025 European itineraries with six ships sailing from five popular destinations. The programme includes Allure of the Seas in Barcelona, Spain, for the first time since 2015 as well as Royal Caribbean Odyssey, Independence, Explorer, Voyager and Brilliance of the Seas. Itineraries range
Royal Caribbean International has revealed the entertainment lineup for Icon of the Seas. The ship is set to debut in January 2024 with full-scale shows across the cruise line’s four signature “stages” – air, ice, water and theatre – and more live music and comedy than ever before. Guests can
Royal Caribbean International’s Alaska 2025 season is now open to book. Quantum of the Seas & Radiance of the Seas, newcomer Serenade of the Seas, and for the first time ever Anthem of the Seas, will set sail on 7-night itineraries between May and September 2025. Your customers can go
Royal Caribbean International’s Brilliance of the Seas has arrived in Sydney for the first time. The ship will sail a six-month season of 5- to 18-night holidays to unique and idyllic destinations, from Fiji and the Loyalty Islands to locales in Australia like Port Douglas, Melbourne and Kangaroo Island. Holidaymakers
