Many lines are adjusting their masking, testing and vaccine rules, while criticism is mounting about the lack of transparency in reporting positive cases to passengers and crew members.

Richard Fain had decided to step down as Royal Caribbean Group Chief Executive early next year after more than three decades at the helm of the company. He will be replaced by chief financial officer, Jason Liberty, on January 3rd. …

Citing the pandemic’s impact on shipyards, among other factors such as supply chain issues, Royal Caribbean Group updated dates for its new ship launches for the company’s Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises, Silversea and TUI brands.

As some ships emerge from encumbrance back into business, the flagship lines such as Royal Caribbean Group, Carnival Corporation and Norwegian cruise Line Holdings are still burning through cash. Cash burn members may be up in the third quarter with …

Royal Caribbean Group has decided to extend the suspension of some sailings, including all trips from the United States, until July this year. At the same time, the company has planned to continue a “measured” return to service in some …

Royal Caribbean Group has recently confirmed a fresh wave of cancellations for its various brands as it continues to fight against the impact of the COVID-19 shutdown. Royal Caribbean itself will not return now until at least May 31, with …

Royal Caribbean Group has reported a net loss of $5.8 billion for financial year 2020 compared to the net profit of $1.9 billion reported last year by the cruise giant. The company implemented a voluntary suspension of cruises on March …

Amy C. McPherson has been appointed to the Board of Directors at Royal Caribbean Group. McPherson is the Former President and Managing Director of Europe for Marriott International. She is also the former Vice Chair of the Executive Advisory Council at …

After an unprecedented nine months without sailing, travel advisors know that their clients are eager to return to cruising. The only remaining question is when – and the answer to that is drawing closer every day. That’s why Royal Caribbean …

Royal Caribbean Group has decided to extend the suspension of most services until at least the end of February, 2021. The move comes as the cruise line continues to work with the United States Centres for Disease Control & Prevention …