Cruise holidays have rapidly changed over the past century as technology has allowed for radical developments.  Ships are now built to offer more luxury than ever, with many cruise lines pushing the boundaries when it comes to new features on …

Is THIS the future of cruise ship travel? Giant luxury liner flies through the SKY Read more »

Chase International has been appointed as the distribution partner for US Travel Retail and the Caribbean markets by Stillhouse – the ‘award-winning’ American whiskey brand.   Stillhouse is described as ‘a clear, crossover whiskey packaged in a daring red stainless …

Stillhouse travel retail goes to Chase for the US/Caribbean Read more »

Royal Caribbean International is often the source of innovations when it comes to the new breed of mega-ships that carry 5,000 passengers or more. Everything from ice skating rinks to bumper cars and surfing machines has helped the Miami based …

It’s Not Royal Caribbean, But This New Ship Has Lots Of Toys And Promises Guests Norwegian Bliss Read more »

If your perception of cruising is 5,000 passenger ships with ice skating rinks, water parks, luxury vessels with white glove service and butlers or even the now very popular river cruises, there is an entire additional category that is roughly …

Not Your Typical Ship: Specialty And Expedition Cruising Is The Next Big Thing On The Water Read more »

Started in 2010, Royal Caribbean Blog offers daily coverage of news and information related to the Royal Caribbean cruise line along with other relevant topics of cruising, such as entertainment, news, photo updates and more. Our goal has been to …

New Royal Caribbean smartphone app spotted for use on Allure of the Seas Read more »

Caribbean tourism leaders could take some lessons from the schoolchildren of the region, whose insights into the opportunities and challenges of tourism development are pretty amazing. Not to mention their creative writing abilities, which were evident from the four elementary …

Lessons on tourism and sustainability from schoolchildren Read more »