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Legend of the Seas Floats Out Ahead of 2026 Debut
Legend of the Seas' float-out highlights Finland's shipbuilding prowess and signals Royal Caribbean’s continued expansion with advanced, sustainable megaships for global itineraries.
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Port Canaveral First LNG Bunkering for Star of the Seas
Port Canaveral’s successful LNG bunkering highlights the port’s push toward greener cruise operations as the industry shifts to cleaner fuel and advanced environmental standards.
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Cruise Lines Launch Labor Day 2025 Deals With Savings and Family Perks
Cruise lines unveil a variety of Labor Day promotions for 2025, with savings, bonus amenities, and family deals designed to appeal to different travel preferences and destinations.
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Australia’s 2025–26 Cruise Season Welcomes 63 Ships, Boosts Local Economy
Australia’s expanding cruise sector attracts diverse global fleets and younger travelers, with regional ports like Brisbane gaining prominence and local communities poised for substantial economic gains.
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Cruise Living Adventure and Affordable Travel
A growing number of retirees and adventurers are redefining long-term travel as they trade traditional living for full-time life at sea, blending affordability with global exploration.
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Sailor the Golden Retriever Joins Star of the Seas as Chief Dog Officer
Royal Caribbean’s Chief Dog Officer program, developed with the American Humane Society, reflects a growing focus on emotional well-being and innovative family travel experiences at sea.
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Wonder of the Seas Launches Year-Round Short Cruises From PortMiami
Wonder of the Seas’ Miami deployment reflects Royal Caribbean’s push to attract new cruise audiences through flexible short getaways, blending a mega-ship experience with accessible travel.
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Royal Caribbean Offers Refunds for Balcony Guests Willing to Downgrade Cabins
Royal Caribbean’s offer reflects a common cruise industry approach to balancing cabin demand, allowing some guests significant fare refunds in exchange for upgrading operational flexibility.
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Hurricane Erin Forces Cruise Routes Revision
As Hurricane Erin disrupts cruise schedules throughout the Atlantic and Caribbean, operators are coordinating closely with ports to ensure safety and minimize impacts on travel and tourism.
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Cruise Lines Unveil Labor Day 2025 Deals With Discounts and Family Perks
Cruise lines are marking Labor Day 2025 with a wide range of sales, highlighting special rates and perks across diverse itineraries to attract families and travelers planning ahead.
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Royal Caribbean Reassigns Ships for 2026 Deployment
Royal Caribbean's 2026 ship redeployment reflects its focus on growing South American markets while maintaining a strong Florida presence with updated ships and enhanced itineraries.
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Royal Caribbean Bans Duck Hunts on Onboard Central Park
Royal Caribbean’s ban on rubber duck hunts in Central Park reflects a broader move to protect its living gardens at sea, balancing popular guest activities with long-term preservation efforts.