The world’s largest cruise ships have resumed cruise operations, with Harmony of the Seas and Symphony of the Seas both departing on their first passenger voyages this week.
Royal Caribbean brings Oasis-class giants back into service
Royal Caribbean ships Allure and Symphony of the Seas approved for test cruises
The CDC has given approval for two of Royal Caribbean’s Oasis-class ships, Allure of the Seas and Symphony of the Seas, to conduct simulated voyages as part of the cruise resumption process […]
Australian man dies after falling overboard from Symphony of the Seas
An Australian man has died after falling overboard from Symphony of the Seas in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
Royal Caribbean is now the largest cruise line in the world
Royal Caribbean is now the largest cruise line in the world by daily capacity and the number of ships it has in its fleet, but here’s why they don’t focus on it.
Royal Caribbean orders sixth Oasis-class ship to be the largest in the world
Royal Caribbean has ordered a new Oasis-class ship, which will be the sixth in the series, and the largest cruise ship in the world by gross tonnage when it is delivered in […]
Royal Caribbean has launched Terminal A at PortMiami for world’s largest cruise ships
Royal Caribbean International has launched its new cruise terminal in PortMiami. Terminal A will be the dedicated cruise terminal for its Caribbean fleet, such as Symphony and Allure of the Seas.
Cruise Lifestyle: Eight futuristic ‘Instagram-ready’ cruise ships coming in 2018
Robot bartenders and thrilling ziplines were the talk of the cruise industry in 2017, but they were just the start, the early pioneers, in the cruise industries’ transformation from a hotel at sea concept to a luxury resort and entertainment destination at sea.
Ship Review: Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International’s fourth Oasis-class cruise ship Symphony of the Seas is the cruise line’s newest cruise ship and the world’s new ‘largest cruise ship ever built’. She was launched in spring […]
