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Royal Caribbean announces it’s Holiday Season cruises
Royal Caribbean International announced new Caribbean cruises for Explorer of the Seas from November 2014 through early January 2015. After eight consecutive years dedicated to the New York metropolitan area with year-round sailings from Cape Liberty Cruise Port in Bayonne, N.J., Explorer of the Seas will redeploy to Port Canaveral, Fla., to offer a... »
Brilliance of the Seas ready to wow after emerging from drydock
A favorite ship among cruisers, Royal Caribbean International’s Brilliance of the Seas has reemerged from a $30 million drydock ready to wow guests. The 2,100 guest ship will now offer cruisers signature Royal Caribbean amenities first introduced aboard Oasis-class ships including five new dining concepts, an exhilarating aerial entertainment experience and technology advancements allowing... »
Royal Caribbean’s limited time offers
Those of you looking to get a little more for your money when you are booking your cruises, now is the time. Royal Caribbean is offering two thing to tempt you for a limited time, Kids Tour Free in Europe and Fall Upgrade Offer. “Royal Caribbean offers families and friends an opportunity to reconnect... »
Royal Caribbean Announced their 2014 European Cruises
Royal Caribbean International announced that in 2014, they are adding Scandinavia and Baltic cruises from Hamburg, Germany, aboard Legend of the Seas, one of nine Royal Caribbean ships to sail European waters in 2014. Also announced new 2014 Europe Cruisetours, which combine a cruise with an exclusive land tour program that explores some of... »
Royal Caribbean announces its next leap forward with Quantum of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International boast 40 years of innovative and creative design expierience, today they unveiled first details of the next generation of cruise vacations – Quantum cruising. The much anticipated details were unveiled by stage, television and film star, Kristin Chenoweth – Godmother of Quantum of the Seas – at an exclusive event for... »