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Royal Caribbean Cruise Guests Are Invited To Dance

By Gregg Eppleman • Jan 10th, 2008 • Category: Royal Caribbean Cruises

Royal Caribbean International is inviting its cruisers to experience the “Dancing With The Stars feeling on the Explorer of the Seas. Two time champion Cheryl Burke of the TV show Dancing With the Stars is teaming up with Louis van Amstel, the Emmy-nominated choreographer for the ABC-TV show to enable guests on board to […]



Royal Caribbean Cruises Into the German Cruise Market

By Gregg Eppleman • Dec 10th, 2007 • Category: Royal Caribbean Cruises

IN an effort to maintain, and grow , their position in the world cruise market, Royal Caribbean International announced today that it has entered into a joint venture with TUI AG serving the German cruise market. The new company, TUI Cruises, will begin service with one ship, in early 2009, and grow quickly with […]



Royal Caribbean Taps Port Everglades as Genesis Homeport

By Gregg Eppleman • Dec 6th, 2007 • Category: Royal Caribbean Cruises

Royal Caribbean Cruises has agreed to port its 2 new Genesis project ships in Ft. Lauderdale beginning in 2009. The 54,00 passenger ships will be the largest afloat, and promise to bring the Ft Lauderdale area a weekly surge in potential business, resulting in significant economic and tourism growth. The agreement between Royal […]



Royal Caribbean and Others Join In the Fuel Surcharge

By Gregg Eppleman • Nov 19th, 2007 • Category: Royal Caribbean Cruises

Joining the other cruise lines already implementing the fuel surcharge, Royal Caribbean added a $5 per passenger charge in fuel supplement to their bookings. It will affect cruises that depart on or after February 1, 2008. In a similar move, Silversea, Windstar, Crystal and NCL also added fuel surcharges, ranging from $5 to […]



Royal Caribbean and Hungrysuitcase.com Get You the Perfect Cruise Adventure

By Gregg Eppleman • Sep 28th, 2007 • Category: Royal Caribbean Cruises

Royal Caribbean, one of the world’s largest supplier of cruise vacations, has teamed up with Hungrysuitcase.com and Sammy the Suitcase, to bring you a fabulous interactive resource for coming up with your next outstanding cruise adventure. Royal Caribbean, with 22 ships and more than 170 world-wide destinations, is continuing to deliver the “WOW” […]



Royal Caribbean Creates New Adventures Down Under With Cruises To Australia

By Gregg Eppleman • Sep 17th, 2007 • Category: Royal Caribbean Cruises

Beginning in the winter of 2008, Royal Caribbean International today if offering 14 Australia cruises and two transpacific voyages aboard Rhapsody of the Seas. Choose between cruises ranging from seven to 15 nights, and offering more sailings to the continent made famous by its awe-inspiring Great Barrier Reef, rugged Outback, unique wildlife, and diverse population. […]



Royal Caribbean Helps Take Student Scholars to Sea

By Gregg Eppleman • Sep 8th, 2007 • Category: Royal Caribbean Cruises

I caught this article in the news, and thought how cool it was that Royal Caribbean International, a leader in the leisure cruise market, also supports the youth of the world in their learning endeavors. I knew all along they did seminars at sea, but always for travel agents, and on occasions, group leaders […]



Environmental Innovation By Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises’ Ships Garner Awards

By Gregg Eppleman • Sep 4th, 2007 • Category: Celebrity Cruises, Royal Caribbean Cruises

Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruises have both been honored as avid supporters of the environment. Royal Caribbean’s Mariner of the Seas has been selected as the Environmental Ship of the Year, and Brilliance of the Seas as the Environmentally Innovative Ship of the Year while Celebrity Summit was selected as both the Environmental Ship […]



Royal Caribbean’s Mariner of the Seas to Cruise Around Cape Horn in South America

By Gregg Eppleman • Sep 2nd, 2007 • Category: Royal Caribbean Cruises

Royal Caribbean’s Mariner of the Seas, the line’s first Voyager-class ship, brings large ship cruising to Cape Horn. Adventurers will have a rare opportunity to circumnavigate the South American continent on a much larger vessel than most cruise lines offer in an area of notoriously rough seas. Royal Caribbean is offering 3 itineraries […]



Royal Caribbean Adds High Flying Shore Excursion In Alaska

By Gregg Eppleman • Aug 23rd, 2007 • Category: Royal Caribbean Cruises

Vacationers usually exploring Alaska at bear-level height with
Royal Caribbean International or Celebrity Cruises, now can soar over the majestic wilderness from the perspective of an eagle on North America’s longest and highest zip-line - the ZipRider. Traveling a distance of 5,330 feet from a mountaintop 1,330 feet in elevation to the beach below, guests […]