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Royal Caribbean has celebrated the 10th anniversary of its operations in Asia. A major celebration was held at Singapore’s Clifford Pier on 7 July, which brought together more than 150 members of the travel trade and media, as well as corporate and government partners. Guests were treated to visual displays and videos highlighting the company’s […]
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Singaporean travellers and travel agents will soon be able to experience what it’s like to cruise with Royal Caribbean without stepping foot on a ship. The cruise line has harnessed virtual reality (VR) technology to create its new “Holideck” – a sales tool that allows users to experience a range of onboard amenities, including its
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Michelle Nagy has joined the company as regional sales manager to further strengthen Royal Caribbean’s relationships with the trade in Scotland. She will report into Sarah Weetman, head of retail, UK & Ireland and will be responsible for growing trade partnerships in the region. She will also look after the implementation of new ideas. Sarah Weetman, head
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Royal Caribbean will kick off its Southeast Asian season a month early this year, to fit in a series of additional sailings from Singapore. The company’s Mariner of the Seas cruise liner is adding 10 more roundtrip sailings from Singapore in September 2017. The 3,807-passenger vessel will be returning to Singapore on 10 September for
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The largest cruise ship currently sailing in Asian waters, Royal Caribbean’s Ovation of the Seas, has made its maiden call in Bangkok. The 347-metre-long, 2,090-cabin vessel docked in the Thai capital’s Laem Chabang port on Friday 31 March 2017, as part of a five-night cruise from Singapore. The ship was carrying more than 4,000 passengers
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Penang’s cruise sector has received a major boost after Royal Caribbean agreed to help upgrade the island’s port. The company will form a joint venture with Penang Port (PPSB) to improve and expand the facilities at Swettenham Pier Cruise Terminal in Georgetown, enabling the Malaysian port to accommodate larger cruise ships and more passengers. The 60/40
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Phuket’s cruise sector received a major boost on Wednesday (8 March 2017), when two large Royal Caribbean ships called at the Thai resort island. The Mariner of the Seas, which docked in Phuket on Tuesday for an overnight call, was joined by its sister ship Ovation of the Seas on Wednesday, which was making its
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Royal Caribbean has entered into a new agreement aimed at boosting Singapore’s fly-cruise sector. The cruise company has signed its second multi-million dollar marketing partnership with the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and Changi Airport Group, aimed at encouraging more international travellers to take a cruise holiday from Singapore. According to the STB, this latest partnership
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