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| Royal Carribean seeks to “deliver WOW” to keep its loyal guests coming back again and again. Photo courtesy Royal Caribbean |
Royal Carribean is well established as a leader in the cruise market and recently welcomed its 50 millionth guest onboard its impressive fleet of 21 of the world’s most innovative cruise ships. There were celebrations at many of the 460 most popular destinations in the Caribbean, Europe, Alaska, South America, the Far East, and Australia and New Zealand.
The largest ships are the Oasis and Allure and these magnificent ships include such facilities as an aqua theater, central parks, a zipline, merry-go-round, and iceskating rink. All age groups are also catered for with adventure ocean programs, alluring dinners, fantastic performances and nightclubs and casinos.
The company has a 40-year legacy of innovation and is responsible for a number of industry firsts. The amenities are unmatched with an array of features including Broadway-style entertainment and industry-acclaimed programs to appeal to families and adventurers alike.
World renowned for its friendly and engaging Gold Anchor Service, delivered by every staff and crew member, Royal Caribbean has been voted “Best Cruise Line Overall” for 10 consecutive years in the Travel Weekly Reader’s Choice Awards.
It is no surprise then that Adam Goldstein, president and CEO, says that Royal Carribean’s guiding principle is to, “deliver WOW to our guests” through experiences, services and amenities. It is what keeps the loyal guests coming back “again and again,” he says.
As The Cruising Asia 2013, Jeju Forum opens, Royal Carribean recognizes the shift occuring in the international cruise market to Asia. 80 to 90 percent of passengers on the Mariner and Voyager cruises are Chinese and Jeju is the favored port of call for these new-yet-passionate cruisers. It is to the benefit of Royal Carribean and cruisers alike that the region is maturing into a world-class destination.
[This is a promotional article for Royal Carribean] |
