Royal Caribbean may have only launched Star of the Seas last month but it has already reached a major milestone for its next mega cruise ship. The cruise line ’s third Icon Class ship Legend of the ...

Royal Caribbean says its next Icon class vessel, Star of the Seas, will set sail in August 2025, starting at about $1,610 per person for a seven-night cruise.Royal Caribbean Royal Caribbean says its ...

Royal Caribbean plans to launch its third Icon-class ship, Legend of the Seas, in July 2026. The mega-ship is scheduled to debut in Europe instead of the Caribbean. The European cruise market is ...

Royal Caribbean’s Ovation of the Seas is back in Singapore, ready to take you on a season of sun-drenched adventures across ...

I spent three nights on Royal Caribbean's new Utopia of the Seas in mid-November. The world's second-largest cruise ship is operating short voyages to appeal to first-time cruisers. It's overwhelming, ...

Excitement is in the air as a colossal cruise ship readies for its maiden voyage, offering a luxurious escape to Europe's most enchanting destinations.

A cruise company has revealed the names of two new vessels preparing to set sail on the high seas—and has also revealed ambitious plans to launch three ginormous ships, capable of carrying 8,000 ...

Some 34.6 million people cruised in 2024, up from 31.7 million in 2023, and the upward trend is expected to continue with 42 million cruisers by 2028, according to the Cruise Lines International ...

Ever wonder how cruise lines keep up with the insatiable demand for bigger and better ships? It turns out they have a trick up their sleeve that’s almost as impressive as building a new vessel from ...

A fight aboard one of the world’s largest cruise ships forced the Royal Caribbean vessel to return to Miami on Monday night, with two taken to the hospital. Royal Caribbean’s “Wonder of the Seas,” ...

There was a day when cruise ships were primarily designed to get passengers from one port to the next. Today, the cruise ship is the destination. But are these floating cities getting too big? Royal ...