Royal Caribbean International will offer 2- to 5-night Caribbean cruises in 2026-27, with bookings open to loyalty members first on February 27.

Royal Caribbean International’s newest Icon class ship will arrive at Port Canaveral this August. The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported.

Royal Caribbean has revealed plans for its newest Icon series ship, promising more attractions and adventures at sea. Here's when it's slated to launch.

The third ship in Royal Caribbean’s Icon Class is set to debut in July of 2026 with a season of far-flung weeklong sailings. It's also sailing under a familiar name. We have the details.

Legend of the Seas is the third cruise ship in Royal Caribbean's Icon Class series, currently under construction in Turku, Finland. It joined Icon of the Seas, which debuted in Miami in January 2024, and Star of the Seas, which will debut in Port Canaveral in August.

Cruise Planners announced in a press release that it has been named Royal Caribbean International's National Account Partner of the Year. The franchise network has been recognized by Royal Caribbean International each year since the launch of its agency retail awards.

With norovirus outbreaks reported on multiple cruise ships in recent weeks, it’s no surprise that travelers are questioning sanitation on cruise ships. Since the start of 2025, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported three norovirus outbreaks on Holland America Line cruise ships.

Royal Caribbean International is to deploy 11 ships on short Caribbean cruises from US ports in 2026-27. Oasis Class vessels Utopia, Wonder, Harmony and Oasis of the Seas will sail from Port Canaveral, Miami and Fort Lauderdale in Florida.

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