Royal Caribbean International’s Icon of the Seas is on the move to sail the open ocean for the first time and reach its next construction milestone. Ahead of a highly anticipated debut in January 2024, the first-of-its-kind vacation left the Meyer Turku shipyard – where it’s under construction in Turku,
Royal Caribbean International has announced that longtime Bahamian business and land development executive Philip Simon will lead its next chapter of growth and partnership with The Bahamas. Simon begins his new role as President of the Royal Beach Club at Paradise Island and General Manager of Royal Caribbean International Bahamas
Royal Caribbean International has announced a “save the date” for its sixth Oasis-class ship; Utopia of the Seas is set to launch in 2024 and will be one of the biggest cruise ships in the world. The cruise line has not revealed many details about its new cruise ship but
Ry in OceanScope, an open-source data programme that provides scientists with “critical information to study climate and ocean conservation.” The group said that the programme’s renewal on World Oceans Day builds on over 20 years of ocean and marine life research from Royal Caribbean Group ships. Royal Caribbean is also
Royal Caribbean has released the latest episode of “Making an Icon: Creating Chill Island & The Hideaway.” The experts across naval engineering, design, food and beverage operations and product development share insights on designing the two new neighbourhoods on Icon of the Seas – from building the largest pool at
Royal Caribbean International has revealed 20 new and signature ways to dine onboard Icon of the Seas. Customers can look forward to everything from restaurants to walk-up windows, casual to upscale, and live music to chefs who put on a show, with options available for every occasion and mood. On
