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Maya Mobile Launches eSIM Data Plan for Cruise Passengers
Maya sells the cruise plan in three-, seven-, fourteen- and thirty-day durations, using a QR-code setup that keeps a traveler's existing mobile plan on the device.
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Maya sells the cruise plan in three-, seven-, fourteen- and thirty-day durations, using a QR-code setup that keeps a traveler's existing mobile plan on the device.
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The offer applies to new individual bookings made June 16 through June 30, 2026, for departures between July 18, 2026, and June 10, 2027.
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The May 31 allegation involved a shipboard gift shop on Allure of the Seas; Royal Caribbean said it notified law enforcement and the sailing continued as planned.
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The equipment includes stabilization, automatic adjustment and live monitoring systems designed to support different ship configurations and embarkation heights.
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The plan includes a 1,000-foot berth and a 500-foot dock on Pelican Island, where the port owns 357 waterfront acres, including 100 along Galveston Harbor.
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The line received two hundred fifty applications, with final pieces set for shipboard spaces from the Royal Promenade to the Suite Sundeck and guest boarding area.
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Carnival’s Miami Fleet Operations Center is staffed around the clock and uses a seventy-four-foot, fifty-seven-screen video wall to track details for all twenty-nine ships.
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Currently identified as B35, the unnamed 236,900-gross-ton newbuild will join a class that began with Oasis of the Seas in 2009 and includes Utopia of the Seas.
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The June 11 agreement centers on a government-owned concession model, with Global Ports Holding proposing phased upgrades at Kingstown and work on shore excursions.
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The full-ship charter is slated to visit Puerto Plata, Charlotte Amalie, Tortola and Great Stirrup Cay, with theme nights and a Mellow Yellow Dance Party.
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Chief executive Jason Liberty told investors the quarter included a "record WAVE season," while analysis cited a 109 percent load factor and $941 million in net income.
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The Vision-class vessel is Royal Caribbean’s oldest ship, with capacity for about 1,950 passengers and roughly 760 crew, and last sailed short cruises from Port Tampa Bay.