A little talked about but rather significant benefit of sailing on cruise ships that hold as many passengers as a small town is security, on a number of fronts. Guests punch on and off ships with coded identification cards that Read More …
Harmony of the Seas, the latest Oasis-class ship from Royal Caribbean International will debut May 2016 kicking off an inaugural Mediterranean season. Then settling in to sailing from Florida’s Port Everglades alternating Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries, the next largest ship in Read More …
It’s official, in a New Jersey ceremony, Royal Caribbean International‘s Quantum of the Seas was named by godmother Kristin Chenoweth. Docked at Cape Liberty Cruise Port in Bayonne, the third largest cruise ship in the world officially entered service at a Read More …
Cruise ships are made up of many things. Carpet, stairs, beds, dining venues, top deck features, engines and more begin the list, which normally ends with the installation of signature artwork. Paintings are often the final application a wall will Read More …
Royal Caribbean International‘s Quantum-class ships will debut this November as Quantum of the Seas sails out of New York until May. Then, a 53-day world voyage takes the ship to Shanghai for year-round service on three- to eight-day cruises to Korea and Japan. Before Read More …