Spring is here and it is also Sunday, which means we are celebrating warm(er) temperatures and Royal Caribbean news from this week!

The state of Florida on Thursday sued the federal government in order to get cruise ships started up again.

Florida Governor Ron Desantis announced on Thursday the state is filing a lawsuit against the federal government, United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and CDC, demanding cruise ships be reopened immediately.

The CDC has been blocking most cruise vessels from sailing in U.S. waters since the coronavirus outbreak was declared a pandemic in March of 2020, citing COVID-19-related risks.

Royal Caribbean News

• Royal Caribbean cancels most cruises in June
• Royal Caribbean sends cruise ship to assist in volcano evacuations in St. Vincent
• Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruise Line CEOs call for cruises to be allowed to sail
• Cruise industry rejects new CDC technical instructions & calls them "unworkable"
• U.S. Transportation Secretary: Cruises could restart by midsummer
• New Anthem of the Seas summer 2021 cruises from UK available to book now
• Royal Caribbean is working to get more flight options to the Bahamas
• CLIA asked why CDC is holding cruise ships to a double standard
• 5 ways the CDC proves it doesn't understand cruise ships
• How to tell your Congressperson you want the CDC to let cruise ships sail
• Michael Bayley addresses concerns of requiring Covid-19 vaccine on Royal Caribbean ships
• Carnival cancels June 2021 cruises
• NCL follows Royal Caribbean's lead and announces cruises outside U.S.
• NCL submits plan to CDC how it can restart cruises by July
• Four Royal Caribbean cruise ships will get dry dock work in Spain

Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast

The 401st episode of the Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast is now available, featuring a listener's recent cruise on Allure of the Seas.

James shares his cruise story from Liberty of the Seas, where he tried out a new ship after finding a great deal.

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New RCB Video: 10 mistakes cruisers make & how to fix them!

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 — 10 mistakes cruisers make & how to fix them! — and don’t forget to subscribe here.

Royal Caribbean will start West Coast cruises earlier than planned, beginning in November 2021

Royal Caribbean will start its West Coast cruises earlier than expected.

Instead of beginning cruises from Los Angeles, California in June 2022, Royal Caribbean has moved up the start date to November 2021.

Navigator of the Seas will operate short three- and four-night sailings calling on Ensenada, Mexico, and Catalina Island. There will also be several five-night sailings that will also include a stop in Cabo San Lucas, and select weeklong voyages will include an overnight stay.

They say April showers brings May flowers, but Sundays bring you a round-up of all of this week's Royal Caribbean news!

Odyssey of the Seas was delivered this week to Royal Caribbean, and we have our first look at some areas around the ship.

During a virtual ceremony, Royal Caribbean executives joined executives from the Meyer Werft shipyard to formally take ownership of the new vessel.

The new ship weighs 169,000 gross tons and measures 1,138 feet (347 meters) long and 135 feet (41 meters).

More Odyssey of the Seas news:

• A look at the specialty restaurants on Odyssey of the Seas
• Royal Caribbean moves back and shortens Odyssey of the Seas inaugural cruise from USA

Royal Caribbean News

• CDC issues first technical instructions to cruise lines for moving towards resuming cruises
• Royal Caribbean's Anthem of the Seas will sail from UK in Summer 2021
• CDC says travel for fully vaccinated people has "low risk"
• Vision of the Seas cruises from Bermuda now available to book
• Royal Caribbean will provide a Covid test for cruisers returning to the United States
• Royal Caribbean CEO "worried" CDC will give "pretty outdated" instructions for cruise ship restart
• Royal Caribbean extends Quantum of the Seas Singapore season
• Royal Caribbean CEO calls next-gen Icon Class cruise ships a "game changer"
• Royal Caribbean trademarks "America's Cruise Line"
• Here's what you need to do before going on your Adventure of the Seas cruise from The Bahamas
• What you need to know about visiting Nassau on a cruise ship
• What is the difference between suite concierge and a Royal Genie?

Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast

The 400th episode of the Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast is now available, all about Royal Caribbean's announcement it will restart sailings outside the USA.

In this episode, Matt breaks down the announcement that Adventure of the Seas and number of other ships will start sailing again this summer from new homeports outside the U.S.

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New RCB Video: Why you shouldn't book a flight on same day of your cruise!

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 — Things I'll never do again on a Royal Caribbean cruise — and don’t forget to subscribe here.

Test cruises are the next phase of the CDC's plan for restarting cruises

While the U.S. Centers for Disease Control's (CDC) release of technical instructions this week left many cruise fans less than enthused, the good news is test cruises are theoretically next on the agenda.

The CDC confirmed that the next phase once ships complete the new technical instructions is to conduct simulated (trial) voyages that will demonstrate the new protocols and health rules.

There is no timeline given when that may occur, but the possibility of test cruises on the horizon gives hope change is on the horizon.

This was a busy week with Royal Caribbean news, and we have a summary of all of the news from this week to make certain you did not miss any of it.

Ready to go on a cruise this summer?

The new Adventure of the Seas sailings from Nassau, Bahamas are available to book via Royal Caribbean's website, phone, or through a travel agent.

The new bookings are available to book immediately, beginning with the June 12 sailing. Sailings between June and September 2021 are open for booking.

Be sure to also check out these 20 Adventure of the Seas tips, tricks & secrets!

Royal Caribbean News

• Jewel of the Seas will sail from Cyprus in July
• Florida Governor calls for cruises to be able to restart from Florida
• Royal Caribbean Group CEO gives updates on Europe and Alaska 2021 cruise chances
• Alaska Senators asked White House to get CDC to moving on cruise ship restart plans
• Cruise industry calls on CDC to let cruise ships sail again
• Cruise industry wants you to tell your elected officials to let cruise ships restart
• Royal Caribbean launches first sale on add-ons since new summer cruises announced
• Royal Caribbean Group CEO answers common questions about cruises restarting
• Royal Caribbean Group CEO talks "question that everybody is concerned about" on a cruise ship
• Odyssey of the Seas successfully completes sea trials
• Miami-Dade Mayor asks CDC to allow cruise ships to restart
• It looks like a Greek ferry company bought Majesty of the Seas
• Cruise FAQ: Saving Money

Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast

The 399th episode of the Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast is now available, featuring a look at the Mexican Riviera ports.

In this episode, Sheri gives us a preview of what to expect in all of the west coast cruise ports you can visit, and what there is to do in each one.

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New RCB Video: Things I'll never do again on a Royal Caribbean cruise

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 — Things I'll never do again on a Royal Caribbean cruise — and don’t forget to subscribe here.

Royal Caribbean announces Vision of the Seas will sail from Bermuda

Royal Caribbean announced its second cruise ship to restart North American cruises will be Vision of the Seas from Bermuda.

Vision of the Seas will sail from outside the United States so that it can offer cruises sooner and without approval from the U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC).

Just like Adventure of the Seas, sailings on Vision of the Seas will require all adults above the age of 18 to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19.

This was a busy week with Royal Caribbean news, and we have a summary of all of the news from this week to make certain you did not miss any of it.

This week we finally got the news we have been waiting for. Royal Caribbean announced it would restart Adventure of the Seas this summer from the Bahamas.

Adventure of the Seas will offer 7-night cruises from her new homeport of Nassau, Bahamas between June and August 2021.

All crew and guests above the age of 18 will need to be full vaccinated in order to come onboard. Children under the age of 18 with proof of negative COVID-19 test results are able to sail as well.

The new cruises on Adventure of the Seas will go on sale beginning March 24, 2021.

Read more: What you need to know about Royal Caribbean's new cruises from The Bahamas

Royal Caribbean News

• Celebrity Cruises will restart cruises from St. Maarten.
• Everything we know about if Royal Caribbean will require a vaccine.
• Mariner of the Seas has been redeployed between October 2021 - April 2022.
• Royal Caribbean released its Australia 2022-2023 cruise deployment.
• New updates from Royal Caribbean on June cruises, Alaska, and more.
• Norwegian Cruise Line cancelled its June 2021 cruises this week.
• Frequently asked questions about
  • Dining on a cruise ship
  • Weather during a cruise
  • Cruise ship cabins
  • Picking a cruise line and ship
• What should you not buy on a cruise ship?
• The top 7 cruise ship things you're still saying wrong.

Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast

The 398th episode of the Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast is now available, focusing on where Australia cruises are right now.

In this episode, we take a look at what is holding up Australia cruises from restarting and the latest cruise news from down under.

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New RCB Video: Why the cliché about cruise ships is totally wrong!

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 — Why the cliché about cruise ships is totally wrong! — and don’t forget to subscribe here.

Royal Caribbean will sail from the West Coast again!

Royal Caribbean will finally return to offering cruises from California for the first time in over a decade.

Navigator of the Seas will sail from Los Angeles in summer 2022 to offer sailings to the Mexican Riviera.

The new sailings will vary between 3-, 4- and 5-night itineraries to Catalina Island, California and Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas, Mexico – plus, select winter holiday 7-night sailings will feature overnights in the popular resort city.

Royal Caribbean’s new year-round adventures from LA will open for sale the week of March 29, 2021.

Happy weekend! We hope you remembered to Spring Forward! Here’s all the Royal Caribbean news this week!

Unfortunately, Royal Caribbean canceled nearly all of its May 2021 cruises.

The new round of cancellations means cruises will not be able to restart until at least June.

This means its voluntary cruise shutdown extends through May 31, 2021.

Cruise operations had been suspended through the end of April 2021, but will now be extended an additional month.

Royal Caribbean News

• Royal Caribbean extends Cruise with Confidence program by one month
• Royal Caribbean releases new Odyssey of the Seas sailings from Israel
• Royal Caribbean now surveying guests about comfort level with booking a cruise
• Royal Caribbean produces video where masks are required on Quantum of the Seas
• Royal Caribbean is re-evaluating its cruise ship health protocols following stellar vaccine results
• Here are the questions about crew members a lot of people are searching the internet for
• Spotted: Royal Caribbean ship scheduled to sail from Los Angeles, California in 2021
• What is the earliest flight I should book after the cruise?
• Royal Caribbean is close to purchasing Grand Lucayan resort in Freeport
• 20 Radiance Class cruise ship tips and secrets
• England opens up option for cruises to restart on May 17
• Ovation of the Seas enters dry dock for routine five year maintenance

Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast

The 397th episode of the Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast is now available, which has the top things I wish more cruisers knew about going on a cruise.

In this episode, I have seven suggestions for anyone going on a cruise that wants to enjoy their cruise to its fullest.

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New RCB Video: 5 Costly lessons learned on a cruise (and how to avoid them!)

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 — Where are Royal Caribbean's cruise ships right now?
 — and don’t forget to subscribe here.

Royal Caribbean releases Long Caribbean cruise itineraries for Winter 2022-2023

Royal Caribbean has released a new round of 2022-2023 itineraries for sale.

This week, the "Other/Long Caribbean" for Winter 2022-2023 went on sale, encompassing five cruise ships. These new sailings are available to book immediately.

Welcome to March! We hope you are having a great weekend and are ready to sit back, relax and catch up with all the latest Royal Caribbean news!

Royal Caribbean made headlines this week when it announced its newest cruise ship will be redeployed to Israel.

Odyssey of the Seas will enter service in May 2021 with cruises from Haifa, Israel on a variety of 3- to 7-night sailings that visit the Greek islands and Cyprus.

These cruises are only available to be booked by residents of Israel, and all guests above the age of 16 will be required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

Royal Caribbean News

• Royal Caribbean announces its 7-night Caribbean Winter 2022-2023 cruises
• New bill introduced allow cruise ships to sail to Alaska without stopping in Canada
• Allure of the Seas will be homeported in Galveston beginning November 2022
• Royal Caribbean Group CEO says no decision yet if passengers will need to get vaccine to cruise
• Royal Caribbean UK Boss: UK only cruises have "limited appeal"
• Royal Caribbean expands senior rates on select fall 2021 - spring 2022 cruises
• Why you should be thinking about booking a cruise for 2023 now
• Odyssey of the Seas completes journey to the sea
• Odyssey of the Seas scheduled for delivery to Royal Caribbean on March 24
• Comparing the biggest cruise ship in the world vs. Titanic
• What’s the difference between a large and small cruise ship?
• 13 Beautiful photos from Odyssey of the Seas conveyance
• How do cruise lines make money?
• Mailbag: Why can't cruise ships sail from other countries instead?

Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast

The 396th episode of the Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast is now available, which takes a deeper look at where Royal Caribbean will be sailing from first.

In this episode, Ashley and Matt talk about the first ships to restart cruises are all from non-traditional cruise ports. Is this a coincidence or new trend?

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New RCB Video: Where are Royal Caribbean's cruise ships right now?

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 — Where are Royal Caribbean's cruise ships right now? — and don’t forget to subscribe here.

Royal Caribbean updates new cruise ship delivery schedule

Perhaps nothing is as exciting in the cruise industry as when new cruise ships are built, and we have an updated look at what Royal Caribbean has planned.

One of the big questions throughout the cruise industry shutdown has been what impact will there be on new cruise ship orders.

As part of Royal Caribbean Group's fourth quarter 2020 earnings filing, the company included an updated schedule for new cruise ship deliveries.

Happy Sunday, and I hope you had a great week. It was a busy week of Royal Caribbean fun, and I have a round-up of all of it in this hand-dandy blog post.

We might finally be getting close to test sailings beginning.

Royal Caribbean International President and CEO Michael Bayley told Wall Street investors during an earnings call an update on where things stand with the CDC.

Mr. Bayley said that Royal Caribbean has been in "regular communication" with the CDC and expects to get technical instructions on what each ship needs to do in order to prepare itself for test cruises.

"We're literally expecting the technical specifications any day soon," Mr. Bayley told investors.

Royal Caribbean News

• Odyssey of the Seas began her conveyance
• Royal Caribbean's second cruise ship to restart sailing "could be outside the U.S."
• Royal Caribbean talks vaccine impact, Cruises to Europe in 2021, Cuba and more
• CDC asks Royal Caribbean to share covid safety technology from its cruise ships
• Royal Caribbean Group lost over $5.8 billion in 2020
• New study shows "exceptionally low" risk of airborne particles on cruise ships
• Congress sends bipartisan letter to Canada asking for compromise on cruise ship ban
• Mailbag: Should I book flights for my cruise if I'm not sure my cruise ships will sail?
• Royal Caribbean Group CEO talks when we can start having serious conversations to restart
• Royal Caribbean begins to roll out My Royal Cruise cruise planner upgrade
• Where are Royal Caribbean's cruise ships right now?
• Why did Royal Caribbean's stock go up after losing a billion dollars?
• Carnival cancels May 2021 cruises
• Azamara cancels all cruises through June 2021

New RCB Video: How to get a FREE Royal Caribbean cruise

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 — How to get a FREE Royal Caribbean cruise — and don’t forget to subscribe here.

Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast

The 395th episode of the Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast is now available featuring a look at Bronwynn's sailing to the ABC islands and Labadee.

In this episode, we have a cruise story from Navigator of the Seas in 2017 on a fantastic itinerary to the Southern Caribbean.

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Royal Caribbean releases Short Caribbean 2022-2023 cruise sailings

Royal Caribbean has released its Short Caribbean sailings for Summer 2022 - Winter 2023, which are now available for booking.

These new getaway cruises have more ships sailing with more frequent sailings in 2022-2023 across eight ships from Florida and Texas.

The most noticeable change for these short sailings is all three Freedom Class cruise ships will sail from Florida.

Hope you are having a great weekend.  Here is all of this week's Royal Caribbean cruise news.

The contract you agree to when you book a cruise now includes additional disclosures regarding COVID-19.

Royal Caribbean has updated its Cruise Contract with new language related to the current global health crisis at some point in the last few months.

Section 4 of the contract used to cover simply "medical care and other personal services" has been updated to now cover "public health, COVID-19 policies and procedures, knowing acceptance of the risks".

Royal Caribbean News

• Royal Caribbean begins dropping visits to Key West following cruise ship ban
• The big questions for Royal Caribbean's 4th quarter earnings call next week
• Luxury cruise line will require everyone to get a COVID-19 vaccine
• Royal Caribbean pushes back final payment date for 2021 Alaska and New England cruises
• Royal Caribbean joins movement to bring shore power to cruise ships
• Norwegian Cruise Line cancels May 2021 cruises
• Is there a pattern to when Royal Caribbean cancels cruises?
• Carnival CEO: "By the end of this year, most, if not all, of our fleet will be in action"
• First look at AquaTheater on Royal Caribbean's Wonder of the Seas
• Royal Caribbean's online check-in requires a negative covid test before arriving to the cruise terminal
• Royal Caribbean opens $40 million funding option for travel agents
• Odyssey of the Seas construction photo update - February 16, 2021
• 10 Things Royal Caribbean does differently from any other cruise line
• What's Included on a Celebrity Cruise?
• A Valentine's Day story from the only Royal Caribbean cruise ship sailing

New RCB Video: What is the WORST Royal Caribbean ship?

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 — What is the WORST Royal Caribbean ship? — and don’t forget to subscribe here.

Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast

The 394th episode of the Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast is now available featuring a look at Teresa's first back to back cruise.

In this episode, Teresa shares her cruise story from Allure of the Seas trying two cruises in a row.

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Coast Guard wont fine you for not wearing a mask on a cruise ship, but you will get kicked off

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) requires people on public transportation to wear masks, but what is the penalty if you don't comply?

If you don't wear a face mask on an airplane, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will fine you, but the Coast Guard will not do the same for cruise ship guests violating the new Federal rules.

A spokesperson for the Coast Guard provided a vague explanation that they intend to ensure cruise ships are enforcing the rules, but stopped short of saying they would fine passengers caught breaking the rules in a similar way that the TSA does.

Happy Valentine's Day! Hope your day is filled with chocolate, flowers and a Royal Caribbean cruise! We are spreading the Royal Caribbean love with our look at all the Royal Caribbean news from this week.

It looks like Royal Caribbean will work to give all of its crew members COVID-19 vaccines.

An email was sent to crew members to inform them that Royal Caribbean expects to vaccinate its crew once sailings restart.

The cruise line does not yet know how or when the vaccine would be distributed to crew members, as it may depend on the country of residence, the timing of the next contract and whether the crew is already on board or traveling. 

Royal Caribbean News

• Royal Caribbean has not yet cancelled Alaska cruises
• Royal Caribbean will continue offering cruises to nowhere from Singapore through June 2021
• Royal Caribbean releases 2022-2023 cruises sailing from Northeast US
• Grandfather of toddler who fell from a Royal Caribbean ship sentenced to probation
• 10 Ways Cruising Has Changed in the Last 30 Years
• Which Ships Did Royal Caribbean Sell?
• Why hasn't Royal Caribbean cancelled Alaska 2021 cruises yet?
• Congress members call Canada's ban of cruise ships "unacceptable"
• Why are new cruise ships still being built?
• Odyssey of the Seas construction photo update - February 8, 2021
• First Timers' Guide to Celebrity Edge
• Carnival takes down new health protocols from its website
• Cozumel floats idea of being homeport for cruise ships
• MSC introduces humanoid robot bartender

Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast

The 393rd  episode of the Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast is now available and we're talking about Royal Caribbean's Royal Promenade

In this episode, Hayley shares her cruise story celebrating her wedding anniversary in Alaska.

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New RCB Video: Reacting to "You Should Forget 2021 Cruises" advice

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 — Reacting to "You Should Forget 2021 Cruises" advice — and don’t forget to subscribe here.

Here are the two port projects Royal Caribbean intends to complete

The global health crisis has wreaked havoc on Royal Caribbean's plans for the next few years, but at least two projects will still continue.

Port of Galveston Port Director Rodger Rees confirmed the two projects Royal Caribbean told him will move ahead in 2021.

Despite the major setbacks financially, Royal Caribbean remains committed to the Port of Galveston cruise terminal project, as well as the Freeport, Bahamas port expansion.

Happy weekend! We hope you are in the midst of a wonderful weekend full of things to do to pass the time between cruises.  We have a summary of all of this week's Royal Caribbean news in case you missed any of it!

The cruise world was surprised when Canada announced a year-long ban on cruise ships from its waters.

Canada's Minister of Transport announced all cruise vessels are banned from Canadian waters until February 28, 2022.

According to Canada's government, cruise ships, "pose a risk to our health care systems."

Not only does the ban affect Alaska cruises, but New England cruises in the fall visit Canadian ports as well during the popular leaf peeping season.

Just like Alaska cruises, New England cruises rely on a stop in Canada to make the visit legal under U.S. law.

Royal Caribbean News

• Royal Caribbean releases Spring 2022-2023 deployment schedule
• CDC hasn't provided technical instructions to cruises lines four months after lifting the No Sail Order
• Royal Caribbean removes 2021 Alaska and Canada cruises from website
• Carnival announced new health protocols including masks, social distancing, testing and more
• Florida Ports: Significant cruise ship numbers may take another year to return
• Mailbag: What's worth paying extra for on a cruise?
• Save up to 45% off pre-cruise add-ons with Royal Caribbean's new sale
• 10 ways to overcome common cruise ship mistakes
• Yes, it does sometimes snow on cruise ships
• What you need to know about visiting Barbados on a cruise ship
• What is the best mask to wear on a cruise ship?
• Odyssey of the Seas construction photo update

Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast

The 392nd episode of the Royal Caribbean Blog Podcast is now available and this week, Matt talks about cruise ship rumors he hears all the time these days.

Having seen so many of these discussions on social media, there seems to be a few of these "predictions" that are passed around as the truth. Here is a list of some commonly shared cruise ship rumors that have not been verified or announced by Royal Caribbean.

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New RCB Video: Unwritten rules of going on a cruise ship

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 — Unwritten rules of going on a cruise ship — and don’t forget to subscribe here.

Royal Caribbean Group CEO admits he still doesn't know when cruises will resume

Not even the head of Royal Caribbean Group is sure when cruises will restart in great numbers.

Royal Caribbean Group Chairman and CEO Richard Fain provided a new video update where he talked about the current state of affairs related to the global health crisis, as well as addressing cruises resuming.

Towards the end of this new video update, he tackled the question he is most commonly asked: "when cruising will resume in strength?".