Happy Sunday! It has been a busy week of Royal Caribbean news, and we have it all summarized for you in this round up.
Royal Caribbean announced this week a new option for getting your pre-cruise Covid-19 test at the cruise terminal.
Guests can get a test done at the terminal, although Royal Caribbean considers it a last option if other testing options are unavailable.
The terminal tests are only available for fully vaccinated passengers and available by appointment only.
Royal Caribbean News
- Royal Caribbean pushes back final payment for cruises departing through January 2022
- Spotted: The Key will restart being offered on Symphony of the Seas
- Royal Caribbean Group CEO talks about getting back to full capacity
- Royal Caribbean's tech chief thinks cruise ship passengers will expect a better digital experience after pandemic life
- Royal Caribbean Group CEO doesn't see Virgin Voyages as competition
- Royal Caribbean announces new Singapore sailings on two cruise ships
- What you need to know about going on a cruise if you're Canadian
- Royal Caribbean signs deal to improve ports in US Virgin Islands
- Royal Caribbean signs deal for new contact tracing band
Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast
The 424th episode of the Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast is now available, where Matt answers some commonly asked questions about Royal Caribbean.
This week's episode is answering the top Google search questions about Royal Caribbean.
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New RCB Video: Perfect Day at CocoCay Tour 2021 Full Tour!
Have you subscribed to the Royal Caribbean Blog YouTube Channel? We share some great videos there regularly, all about taking a Royal Caribbean cruise! This week, we are sharing our latest video — Perfect Day at CocoCay Tour 2021 Full Tour! — and don’t forget to subscribe here.
Royal Caribbean cruises in October 2021: What to expect
Have a cruise in October, or are you thinking of booking a cruise?
Between the end of the Alaska and European cruise seasons and the heating up of Caribbean itineraries, there are lots of ships back in service this month.
To help you get a sense of the most important things you should know about October cruises, here's what you need to know about taking a cruise this year in October.
