After the excellent experience with Rhapsody of the Seas, Royal Caribbean will offer an unforgettable experience in Latin America for the 2025-2026 season aboard the Serenade of the Seas
Booking curve is lengthening and the Royal Caribbean Group is about to receive more bookings for 2025 than for 2024, according to executives.
Royal Caribbean International held the fourth edition of The BRIDGE, the annual awards ceremony that brings together and recognizes the best travel partners and their colleagues from Latin America and the Caribbea
Julia Simpson, President and CEO of WTTC, stated: "Latin America's commitment to travel and tourism is not only reflected in positive data but also in the efforts of the public and private sectors to drive sector growth."
The Rhapsody of the Seas offers two exciting itineraries from December 2023 to April 2024, departing from both Panama and Colombia. The first itinerary, 'ABC Islands from Colón,' will set sail from the port of Colón, Panama. Meanwhile, the second itinerary, 'ABC Islands from Cartagena, Colombia,' will depart from the historic Colombian city.
Alberto Muñoz, Associate VP of Royal Caribbean, revealed exciting details about the highly anticipated return of the Rhapsody of the Seas cruise to Latin America. The new route from Panama and Colombia, starting on December 2, 2023, offers a journey without the need for a US VISA. On the other hand, he noted, "We are very pleased because last week we broke our sales record at the Latin America level."
The Icon of the Seas, with its debut scheduled for January 2024, will set sail from Miami, offering 7-day itineraries in the Eastern and Western Caribbean.
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