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BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – Adventure travel is the antithesis of lying on the perfect Caribbean beach and is a quickly developing tourism niche market currently estimated at US $263 billion. During Caribbean Week New York, the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) plans …
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9 May 2014 | By Rob Gill Royal Caribbean Cruises is to order a fourth Oasis-class ship which will be delivered in 2018. The keel of Royal Caribbean’s third Oasis-class ship is layed at the STX shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France …
Cruise Royal Caribbean Arabia presented the Middle East Travel Trade Awards Tatiana Rokou – 08 May 2014, 09:05 Double digit percentage growth in guest volume compared to last year for the Middle East. <!– Lorel ipsum . Philippe Chereque, Amadeus, …
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CANCUN — Hotel conversions, expansions and openings, coupled with the increase in the upper-end sector of all-inclusive resorts and the strength of Mexico’s visitor numbers in Q1, fueled the mood of confidence among buyers and sellers at Tianguis Turistico, Mexico’s …
Tianguis attendees talk hotel developments in Mexico Caribbean Read more »
Brisbane is set to become the second Australian home port for Royal Caribbean International as the cruise line confirmed it will base Legend of the Seas in the Queensland capital for the 2015/16 summer season. The deployment of the 2,000-guest …
Education emphasizes the three Rs, while partying relies on the three Ds: drinking, dancing and debauchery. Unlike Miami and Manhattan, only a few Caribbean cities have million-plus populations able to support scores of nightclubs. What they do have, however, is …
Travel agents have accused Royal Caribbean International and Celebrity Cruises of introducing commission cuts “by stealth”, by increasing the proportion of the booking that is non-commissionable since last year. Royal Caribbean and Celebrity deny any changes to commission policy Bryton …
Royal Caribbean International’s Legend of the Seas will cruise to Asia and Australia during the 2015-2016 season, a move that gives the line a year-round presence in Singapore. The Legend will operate cruises to Southeast Asia from Singapore during summer …
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