Royal Caribbean to launch world’s first fully COVID-19 vaccinated cruise
Royal Caribbean’s newest vessel, “Odyssey of the Seas”, will offer a fully vaccinated cruise with sailings starting in May from Israel.
03/03/21
Royal Caribbean’s newest vessel, “Odyssey of the Seas”, will offer a fully vaccinated cruise with sailings starting in May from Israel.
02/03/21
Amid COVID-19 outbreak and the vaccine phase, Royal Caribbean Group Chairman and CEO Richard Fain discussed several issues around coronavirus and cruises.
23/02/21
In an effort to prevent the spread of a possible coronavirus outbreak onboard, the cruise major Royal Caribbean added COVID-19 into cruise contract for all passengers.
10/12/20
Following a possibly false COVID-19 diagnosis onboard Royal Caribbean Cruises ship, the vessel was forced to return to port of Singapore.
04/11/20
Cruise Lines International Association members announced that they will maintain the voluntary suspension of cruise ship operations in the U.S. through the end of the year.
29/10/20
The resurgence of COVID-19 in Europe and the subsequent measures applied have forced major cruise lines to readjust their operations. The Italian cruise company Costa Cruises, part of Carnival Corporation, announced updates to its upcoming cruises for winter 2020-2021.
07/10/20
In light of the COVID-19 outbreak, Royal Caribbean extended its voluntary cruise suspension by canceling all of its November 2020 cruises.
07/07/20
Cruise industry leaders Royal Caribbean Group and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. announced a collaboration to develop enhanced cruise health and safety standards in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic.
17/03/20
Following the COVID-19 pandemic, another two cruise ships have been quarantined in Latin America amid coronavirus fears. In fact, both vessels are docked and their passengers are being self-isolated.
16/03/20
In light of the COVID-19 situation, the Royal Caribbean informed that suspends all of its cruise operations around global, to avoid the further spread of the disease.