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junio 2021 – Royal Caribbean International ha regresado a Cozumel, México. Royal Caribbean y las autoridades de Quintana Roo han intercambiado placas para conmemorar este gran regreso.
junio 2021 – Durante una memorable ceremonia , ejecutivos de Royal Caribbean y las autoridades de Quintana Roo intercambiaron placas para conmemorar este gran regreso.
June 2021 – Royal Caribbean returned to Cozumel, Mexico for the first time in 15 months. The cruise line’s executives and Quintana Roo’s authorities exchanged plaques to commemorate the big comeback on Wednesday, June 16.
June 2021 – During a memorable ceremony on Wednesday, June 16 in Cozumel, Mexico, Royal Caribbean executives and Quintana Roo’s authorities exchanged plaques to commemorate the cruise line’s return to Mexico after 15 months.
June 2021 – After more than 15 months, Royal Caribbean returned to Mexico. Adventure of the Seas was the first cruise ship to sail to Latin America when it visited Cozumel, Mexico on Wednesday, June 16. The ship is on its debut 7-night Caribbean itinerary from Nassau, The Bahamas, the vacation company’s first cruise in the Western Hemisphere since 2020.
June 2021 – Royal Caribbean marked the official start of construction for its first Icon Class ship at a steel-cutting ceremony in Turku, Finland. Set to introduce a new, revolutionary era of cruising, the state-of-the-art ship will be named Icon of the Seas and debut in fall 2023 as the cruise line’s first of three ships to be powered by LNG (liquefied natural gas).
June 2021 – Royal Caribbean marked the official start of construction for its first Icon Class ship at a steel-cutting ceremony in Turku, Finland. Set to introduce a new, revolutionary era of cruising, the state-of-the-art ship will be named Icon of the Seas and debut in fall 2023 as the cruise line’s first of three ships to be powered by LNG (liquefied natural gas).
June 2021 – Royal Caribbean marked the official start of construction for its first Icon Class ship at a steel-cutting ceremony in Turku, Finland. Set to introduce a new, revolutionary era of cruising, the state-of-the-art ship will be named Icon of the Seas and debut in fall 2023 as the cruise line’s first of three ships to be powered by LNG (liquefied natural gas).
June 2021 – Royal Caribbean International’s Adventure of the Seas set sail from Nassau, The Bahamas on Saturday, June 12, marking the cruise line’s highly anticipated return to the Caribbean. Adventure will sail a summer full of 7-night cruises from Nassau to Perfect Day at CocoCay, Royal Caribbean’s top-rated private island destination, Grand Bahama, The Bahamas and Cozumel, Mexico.
June 2021 – Royal Caribbean International’s Adventure of the Seas set sail from Nassau, The Bahamas on Saturday, June 12, marking the cruise line’s highly anticipated return to the Caribbean. Adventure will sail a summer full of 7-night cruises from Nassau to Perfect Day at CocoCay, Royal Caribbean’s top-rated private island destination, Grand Bahama, The Bahamas and Cozumel, Mexico.
June 2021 - Royal Caribbean’s newest ship, Odyssey of the Seas, arrives at its homeport in Fort Lauderdale, Florida for the first time. The first Quantum Ultra Class ship to cruise from the U.S., which features SeaPlex - the largest indoor and outdoor activity complex at sea - and a vibrant, Caribbean-inspired pool deck, will sail 6- and 8-night Caribbean cruises beginning July 2021.
June 2021 - Royal Caribbean’s newest ship, Odyssey of the Seas, arrives at its homeport in Fort Lauderdale, Florida for the first time. The first Quantum Ultra Class ship to cruise from the U.S., which features SeaPlex - the largest indoor and outdoor activity complex at sea - and a vibrant, Caribbean-inspired pool deck, will sail 6- and 8-night Caribbean cruises beginning July 2021.
June 2021 - Royal Caribbean’s newest ship, Odyssey of the Seas, arrives at its homeport in Fort Lauderdale, Florida for the first time. The first Quantum Ultra Class ship to cruise from the U.S., which features SeaPlex - the largest indoor and outdoor activity complex at sea - and a vibrant, Caribbean-inspired pool deck, will sail 6- and 8-night Caribbean cruises beginning July 2021.
June 2021 - Royal Caribbean’s newest ship, Odyssey of the Seas, arrives at its homeport in Fort Lauderdale, Florida for the first time. The first Quantum Ultra Class ship to cruise from the U.S., which features SeaPlex - the largest indoor and outdoor activity complex at sea - and a vibrant, Caribbean-inspired pool deck, will sail 6- and 8-night Caribbean cruises beginning July 2021.
Odyssey of the Seas sports a whole new look and 12 all-new and first-to-brand adventures. Guests of all ages can choose from a lineup of experiences, including a Caribbean-inspired pool deck, the North Star glass observation capsule, SeaPlex – the largest indoor and outdoor activity complex at sea – and world-class restaurants, including the new Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar.
Odyssey of the Seas sports a whole new look and 12 all-new and first-to-brand adventures. Guests of all ages can choose from a lineup of experiences, including a Caribbean-inspired pool deck, the North Star glass observation capsule, SeaPlex – the largest indoor and outdoor activity complex at sea – and world-class restaurants, including the new Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar.
A bird’s-eye view of Odyssey of the Seas, the first of its kind to cruise from the U.S. when it sets sail from South Florida in July 2021. The new ship delivers something for everyone from bow to stern, with 12 all-new and first-to-brand experiences that span adventures, from a signature VR, bungee trampoline experience to glow-in-the-dark laser tag, restaurants with flavors from around the world, dedicated kids and teens programs, and more.
Odyssey of the Seas sports a whole new look and 12 all-new and first-to-brand adventures. Guests of all ages can choose from a lineup of experiences, including a Caribbean-inspired pool deck, the North Star glass observation capsule, SeaPlex – the largest indoor and outdoor activity complex at sea – and world-class restaurants, including the new Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar.
A bird’s-eye view of Odyssey of the Seas, the first of its kind to cruise from the U.S. when it sets sail from South Florida in July 2021. The new ship delivers something for everyone from bow to stern, with 12 all-new and first-to-brand experiences that span adventures, from a signature VR, bungee trampoline experience to glow-in-the-dark laser tag, restaurants with flavors from around the world, dedicated kids and teens programs, and more.
A bird’s-eye view of Odyssey of the Seas, the first of its kind to cruise from the U.S. when it sets sail from South Florida in July 2021. The new ship delivers something for everyone from bow to stern, with 12 all-new and first-to-brand experiences that span adventures, from a signature VR, bungee trampoline experience to glow-in-the-dark laser tag, restaurants with flavors from around the world, dedicated kids and teens programs, and more.
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