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Welcome to the weekly Cruise News Digest. Let’s dive in! This Monday, we explored Royal Caribbean International’s Freedom-class–Freedom of the Seas (2006), Liberty of the Seas (2007) and Independence of…
Comments closedIt’s Cruise Ship Monday! Today brings us Royal Caribbean International’s Freedom-class–Freedom of the Seas (2006), Liberty of the Seas (2007) and Independence of the Seas (2008). When built, the first…
Comments closedRoyal Caribbean International was founded in Norway in 1968 as Royal Caribbean Cruise Line by hospitality entrepreneur, Ed Stephan, and Norwegian ship owners, Sigurd Skaugen, Anders Wilhelmsen and Gotaas Larsen.…
Comments closedRoyal Caribbean is expanding its lineup of short cruises for 2026-27. The short getaways will be 2- to 5-night sailings from Florida and Texas on 11 Royal Caribbean ships–Utopia, Wonder,…
Comments closedIt appears Royal Caribbean International is ready to return to Labadee, Haiti. The cruise line suspended all calls to its private beach in Haiti in March 2024 due to violence…
Comments closedPort Everglades is kicking off the 2023-2024 cruise season with new cruise lines and new cruise ships. Since October, Port Everglades has already welcomed inaugural calls from Viking’s Viking Octantis,…
Comments closedRoyal Caribbean International reached out to guests who had their cruise aboard Freedom of the Seas canceled to let them know it’s not canceled. The sailings aboard Freedom of the…
Comments closedPort Everglades, located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, has announced more cruise options for the 2024 summer season for cruisers to enjoy. Port Everglades, the third busiest cruise ship in the…
Comments closedRoyal Caribbean has informed booked passengers onboard Freedom of the Seas that select sailings in December 2024 and January 2025, including Christmas and New Year itineraries, have been canceled for…
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