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Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
February 5, 2013 - Royal Caribbean International took a major step this week in the development of the cruise line's next generation of cruise ships when the first piece of steel was cut for the first of two Project Sunshine ships. The steel cutting took place at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany, where the two ships will be built. Pictured here are (from left to right) Jan Meyer, Managing Partner, Meyer Werft and Harri Kulovaara, EVP, Newbuild and Design, Royal Caribbean International.To celebrate the milestone, Royal Caribbean announced the names of the two new ships – Quantum of the Seas, set to debut in fall 2014, and Anthem of the Seas, which will follow in spring 2015. They will be part of the Quantum class of ships and will build upon Royal Caribbean's legacy of revolutionary ship design and bold innovation.
February 5, 2013 - Royal Caribbean International took a major step this week in the development of the cruise line's next generation of cruise ships when the first piece of steel was cut for the first of two Project Sunshine ships. The steel cutting took place at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany, where the two ships will be built. Pictured here are (from left to right) Jan Meyer, Managing Partner, Meyer Werft and Harri Kulovaara, EVP, Newbuild and Design, Royal Caribbean International.To celebrate the milestone, Royal Caribbean announced the names of the two new ships – Quantum of the Seas, set to debut in fall 2014, and Anthem of the Seas, which will follow in spring 2015. They will be part of the Quantum class of ships and will build upon Royal Caribbean's legacy of revolutionary ship design and bold innovation.
February 5, 2013 - Royal Caribbean International took a major step this week in the development of the cruise line's next generation of cruise ships when the first piece of steel was cut for the first of two Project Sunshine ships. The steel cutting took place at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany, where the two ships will be built. Pictured here are (from left to right) Jan Meyer, Managing Partner, Meyer Werft and Harri Kulovaara, EVP, Newbuild and Design, Royal Caribbean International.To celebrate the milestone, Royal Caribbean announced the names of the two new ships – Quantum of the Seas, set to debut in fall 2014, and Anthem of the Seas, which will follow in spring 2015. They will be part of the Quantum class of ships and will build upon Royal Caribbean's legacy of revolutionary ship design and bold innovation.
February 5, 2013 - Royal Caribbean International took a major step this week in the development of the cruise line's next generation of cruise ships when the first piece of steel was cut for the first of two Project Sunshine ships. The steel cutting took place at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany, where the two ships will be built. Pictured here are (from left to right) Jan Meyer, Managing Partner, Meyer Werft and Harri Kulovaara, EVP, Newbuild and Design, Royal Caribbean International.To celebrate the milestone, Royal Caribbean announced the names of the two new ships – Quantum of the Seas, set to debut in fall 2014, and Anthem of the Seas, which will follow in spring 2015. They will be part of the Quantum class of ships and will build upon Royal Caribbean's legacy of revolutionary ship design and bold innovation.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Genevieve Gorder, interior designer and HGTV personality, is sharing her insights and experience as Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Experience Advisor for Design. Working in collaboration with the cruise line’s design and architect team, Genevieve will lend her expertise and influence the décor of the Quantum of the Seas’ lofts and suites.
Royal Caribbean International cut the first piece of steel today for its third Oasis-class ship, marking the first construction milestone for a vessel that, at approximately 227,700 GRT, will be the world’s largest and most innovative cruise ship. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Richard D. Fain, Yves Joaven, operations director, STX France, Royal Caribbean International President and CEO, Adam Goldstein, Executive Vice President Newbuild and Fleet Design, Harri Kulovaara and Laurent Castaing, chief executive officer, STX France attended the event at the STX shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, where the ship will be built. The cruise line’s third Oasis-class ship is expected to be delivered in mid-2016.
Royal Caribbean International cut the first piece of steel today for its third Oasis-class ship, marking the first construction milestone for a vessel that, at approximately 227,700 GRT, will be the world’s largest and most innovative cruise ship. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Richard D. Fain, Yves Joaven, operations director, STX France, Royal Caribbean International President and CEO, Adam Goldstein, Executive Vice President Newbuild and Fleet Design, Harri Kulovaara and Laurent Castaing, chief executive officer, STX France attended the event at the STX shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, where the ship will be built. The cruise line’s third Oasis-class ship is expected to be delivered in mid-2016.
Royal Caribbean International cut the first piece of steel today for its third Oasis-class ship, marking the first construction milestone for a vessel that, at approximately 227,700 GRT, will be the world’s largest and most innovative cruise ship. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Richard D. Fain, Yves Joaven, operations director, STX France, Royal Caribbean International President and CEO, Adam Goldstein, Executive Vice President Newbuild and Fleet Design, Harri Kulovaara and Laurent Castaing, chief executive officer, STX France attended the event at the STX shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, where the ship will be built. The cruise line’s third Oasis-class ship is expected to be delivered in mid-2016.
Royal Caribbean International cut the first piece of steel today for its third Oasis-class ship, marking the first construction milestone for a vessel that, at approximately 227,700 GRT, will be the world’s largest and most innovative cruise ship. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Richard D. Fain, Yves Joaven, operations director, STX France, Royal Caribbean International President and CEO, Adam Goldstein, Executive Vice President Newbuild and Fleet Design, Harri Kulovaara and Laurent Castaing, chief executive officer, STX France attended the event at the STX shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, where the ship will be built. The cruise line’s third Oasis-class ship is expected to be delivered in mid-2016.
Royal Caribbean International cut the first piece of steel today for its third Oasis-class ship, marking the first construction milestone for a vessel that, at approximately 227,700 GRT, will be the world’s largest and most innovative cruise ship. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Richard D. Fain, Yves Joaven, operations director, STX France, Royal Caribbean International President and CEO, Adam Goldstein, Executive Vice President Newbuild and Fleet Design, Harri Kulovaara and Laurent Castaing, chief executive officer, STX France attended the event at the STX shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, where the ship will be built. The cruise line’s third Oasis-class ship is expected to be delivered in mid-2016.
Royal Caribbean International cut the first piece of steel today for its third Oasis-class ship, marking the first construction milestone for a vessel that, at approximately 227,700 GRT, will be the world’s largest and most innovative cruise ship. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Richard D. Fain, Yves Joaven, operations director, STX France, Royal Caribbean International President and CEO, Adam Goldstein, Executive Vice President Newbuild and Fleet Design, Harri Kulovaara and Laurent Castaing, chief executive officer, STX France attended the event at the STX shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, where the ship will be built. The cruise line’s third Oasis-class ship is expected to be delivered in mid-2016.
Royal Caribbean International cut the first piece of steel today for its third Oasis-class ship, marking the first construction milestone for a vessel that, at approximately 227,700 GRT, will be the world’s largest and most innovative cruise ship. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Richard D. Fain, Yves Joaven, operations director, STX France, Royal Caribbean International President and CEO, Adam Goldstein, Executive Vice President Newbuild and Fleet Design, Harri Kulovaara and Laurent Castaing, chief executive officer, STX France attended the event at the STX shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, where the ship will be built. The cruise line’s third Oasis-class ship is expected to be delivered in mid-2016.
Royal Caribbean International cut the first piece of steel today for its third Oasis-class ship, marking the first construction milestone for a vessel that, at approximately 227,700 GRT, will be the world’s largest and most innovative cruise ship. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Richard D. Fain, Yves Joaven, operations director, STX France, Royal Caribbean International President and CEO, Adam Goldstein, Executive Vice President Newbuild and Fleet Design, Harri Kulovaara and Laurent Castaing, chief executive officer, STX France attended the event at the STX shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, where the ship will be built. The cruise line’s third Oasis-class ship is expected to be delivered in mid-2016.
Royal Caribbean International cut the first piece of steel today for its third Oasis-class ship, marking the first construction milestone for a vessel that, at approximately 227,700 GRT, will be the world’s largest and most innovative cruise ship. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Richard D. Fain, Yves Joaven, operations director, STX France, Royal Caribbean International President and CEO, Adam Goldstein, Executive Vice President Newbuild and Fleet Design, Harri Kulovaara and Laurent Castaing, chief executive officer, STX France attended the event at the STX shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, where the ship will be built. The cruise line’s third Oasis-class ship is expected to be delivered in mid-2016.
Royal Caribbean International cut the first piece of steel today for its third Oasis-class ship, marking the first construction milestone for a vessel that, at approximately 227,700 GRT, will be the world’s largest and most innovative cruise ship. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Richard D. Fain, Yves Joaven, operations director, STX France, Royal Caribbean International President and CEO, Adam Goldstein, Executive Vice President Newbuild and Fleet Design, Harri Kulovaara and Laurent Castaing, chief executive officer, STX France attended the event at the STX shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, where the ship will be built. The cruise line’s third Oasis-class ship is expected to be delivered in mid-2016.
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