Royal Caribbean, which recently launched the world’s largest cruise ship, Icon of the Seas, said its overall fleet would grow 8% in full-year 2024 and 5% in 2025. Texas is a key growth market.

The CEO’s strategy is to steer Royal Caribbean Group toward competing with premium land-based resorts. “We spend almost no time thinking about our cruise competitors,” Liberty told Skift.

We expect that pricing can grow 2.5% annually longer term, with capacity growth of 2.5% in the final five years of our outlook as Royal Caribbean optimizes its deployment strategy.

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Royal Caribbean said it benefited from "higher pricing across all key products and better onboard revenue." It added that close-in demand "remained strong on both a rate and volume basis." ...

Royal Caribbean to send smaller ship to Singapore for 2026-2027. Instead of sending Ovation back to Singapore, smaller Navigator of the Seas will deploy there to sail a series of three- to 12 ...

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One big difference between Royal Caribbean and Carnival is how the two leading cruise lines approach short sailings. Both regularly offer sailings as short as 3-days. On the East Coast, both offer ...

Royal Caribbean Group said Tuesday that vacationers are spending more on its cruises and that it expects higher pricing in 2025. Executives discussing third-quarter results also said the majority of ...