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Royal Caribbean makes major change for its new ship
When Royal Caribbean launched Icon of the Seas last January, it introduced a new era of family cruise vacations.
Why Royal Caribbean Group is betting big on luxury river cruises
Celebrity plans to launch 10 river cruise ships starting in 2027. It would be Royal Caribbean Group's first major foray into the booming industry.
Royal Caribbean to launch luxury river cruises in Europe
"Celebrity River Cruises will bring our Edge Series' sophistication to iconic rivers, starting in Europe," said President Laura Hodges Bethge.
Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises fix key casino problem
The company's namesake cruise line has kept its Casino Royale benefits in place for the past few years, but its sister cruise line, Celebrity Cruises, made major benefit cuts. Celebrity Blue Chip players lost guaranteed freeplay, and Sapphire and higher players no longer receive a free classic drink package.
This popular line is launching river cruises in 2027. Here's where it will sail.
Celebrity Cruises will launch river cruises in 2027 with bookings opening this year. The news comes after Celebrity Cruises announced it had ordered a sixth Edge Series ocean ship. Celebrity Cruises is expanding to new waterways. The cruise line will launch river cruises in 2027, with bookings opening this year, the company announced Tuesday.
Younger Americans are flocking to cruises, and Royal Caribbean’s stock is flying
Royal Caribbean’s quarterly profit topped expectations again, and the outlook for the current quarter is above forecasts.
Celebrity River Cruises to Sail in 2027, 10 Ships Ordered
Royal Caribbean Group announced that its premium brand, Celebrity Cruises, will usher in a new era in river cruising with the 2027 launch of Celebrity Rive | Royal Caribbean Group's premium brand, Celebrity Cruises,
Watch out, Viking! Royal Caribbean Group is about to offer river cruises
Celebrity will begin taking bookings this year for Celebrity River Cruises, a new premium river cruise offshoot that will begin sailing in 2027. Royal Caribbean and Silversea could be next.
Celebrity Cruises reveals plans to launch river cruising
Royal Caribbean Group will launch Celebrity River Cruises in Europe in 2027, featuring 10 ships inspired by its Edge series.
Royal Caribbean to Add River Cruises Under Celebrity Brand in 2027
Bookings are already off to a record start in 2025 for Royal Caribbean, and the company is now set to expand its offerings further by breaking into river cruises, the CEO told Skift.
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Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas to Enter Service Earlier
The new Star of the Seas will enter service for Royal Caribbean International earlier than initially planned. “Constructing ...
Royal Caribbean Eyes Strong 2025 Profit on Robust Cruise Demand
Analysts noted that Royal Caribbean in particular, has seen strong demand for CocoCay, an amusement park-like private ...
Watch These Royal Caribbean Price Levels as Stock Sails to Record High
Shares in Royal Caribbean hit another record high Wednesday after soaring yesterday following a better-than-expected earnings report from the cruise line operator. Monitor these important chart levels ...
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Royal Caribbean Group Using AI to Drive Bookings
Royal Caribbean Group has expanded its digital and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities and is driving bookings with the ...
Royal Caribbean Q4 EPS Tops Expectations
Royal Caribbean Cruises delivered exceptional fourth-quarter 2024 earnings, meeting or exceeding expectations in key performance areas.
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Royal Caribbean makes huge move with its next megaship
Royal Caribbean is hoping to capitalize on Icon’s momentum when it launches its next Icon Class ship, Star of the Seas, this ...
Royal Caribbean forced to continue skipping popular port
Cruise port construction work is still keeping Royal Caribbean’s biggest ships out of one sought-after destination.
Travel trend: More people booking short Caribbean cruises
Cruise travel is riding a wave of demand, with an estimated 19 million Americans expected to set sail this year -- 4.5% ...