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Radiance of the Seas Marks 25 Years in Royal Caribbean Service
Delivered by Meyer Werft in Papenburg in March 2001, Radiance of the Seas crossed the Atlantic without guests before its Fort Lauderdale christening.
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Supreme Court Revives $440 Million Cuba Cruise Port Case
Havana Docks says the cruise lines brought nearly one million tourists through the disputed facilities and paid at least 130 million dollars to Cuba.
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Royal Caribbean Sends Mariner to Europe for Summer 2027
The program includes a seven-night Barcelona cruise in late July timed to the 2027 total solar eclipse, whose path of totality crosses Gibraltar and North Africa.
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Mexico Rejects Royal Caribbean’s Mahahual Project Over Reef Risks
Change.org petitions opposing the development drew more than four million signatures, while SEMARNAT rejected three permits including one involving a pier.
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Royal Caribbean Swaps Alicante for La Spezia on Legend of the Seas
Royal Caribbean told guests that full-time mobility scooter users and wheelchair users unable to take a few steps may be unable to go ashore at La Spezia.
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Seward Dock Delay Shifts Ovation Alaska Turnaround to Whittier
Whittier’s only land route is the two-and-a-half-mile Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel, a single-lane highway-and-rail tunnel with timed openings.
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LTH-Baas Completes Royal Caribbean Drydock Work on Two Ships
On Ovation of the Seas, LTH-Baas installed three thousand five hundred meters of ventilation ducting with as many as three hundred fifty specialists onboard.
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Royal Caribbean Lists Discovery-Class Ships at 4,300 Guests
The orderbook also lists Legend of the Seas near its double-occupancy capacity; with all berths filled, that ship can carry about 7,600 guests.
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Hong Kong Targets More Cruise Turnarounds After 20% Growth
Kai Tak Cruise Terminal can berth two three-hundred-sixty-meter ships at once and process about three thousand passengers an hour. Ocean Terminal serves smaller ships.
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Royal Caribbean Uses AI to Drive Pricing and Onboard Spending
Royal Caribbean’s push shows how cruise lines are becoming data-driven retailers, turning the pre-trip window into a bigger part of the vacation economy.
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Royal Caribbean Tests $30 Early Cabin Reveal for Guarantee Guests
The pilot reflects a wider shift toward selling certainty as an add-on, turning one trade-off of discounted cruise fares into a modest revenue lever.
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Harmony of the Seas Leads April Cruise Drydock Slate
The spring yard rush shows cruise lines using pre-summer maintenance windows to refresh major ships and add revenue-generating spaces before peak-season demand.