Family fun on Asia’s largest dream cruise

Travelling as a family certainly has its rewards. For one, it’s a great idea that bonds the family together as a unit. It can sometimes be challenging, however, to travel in a family unit – especially when your family is made up of members from different age groups.

Family fun on region’s largest cruise

The Royal Caribbean International recently revealed a US$97mil new look for the debut of its amplified cruise ship, Voyager of the Seas.

Giving back during holidays through voluntourism

It feels good to do good when travelling, but there are factors to consider before you sign up for voluntourism.

Cruise sailing: Reasons to add this experience to your bucket list

If you think cruise sailing is just meant for the elderly, think again. Revolutionising Asia’s largest holiday experience for singles, couples or families, Royal Caribbean International’s Quantum of the Seas cruise ship has a little bit of something for everyone.

Cruise sailing: Reasons to add this experience to your bucket list

If you think cruise sailing is just meant for the elderly, think again. Revolutionising Asia’s largest holiday experience for singles, couples or families, Royal Caribbean International’s Quantum of the Seas cruise ship has a little bit of something for everyone.

Cruise terminal set for expansion

GEORGE TOWN: The RM155mil expansion work at Swettenham Pier Cruise Terminal (SPCT) will begin next month.

Cruise deals for brand’s 50th anniversary

GLOBAL cruise brand Royal Caribbean International kicks off its 50 Years Bold anniversary celebrations this month with attractive deals, together with the launch of its latest marketing campaign Stop Wondering, Start Wandering.

Adventure on the high seas: What a cruise on a Royal Caribbean ship is like

Cruise fair returns for fourth time in five malls nationwide

Holiday Tours is holding the Royal Caribbean Cruise Fair at selected malls nationwide.

Monster cruises causing havoc

Singapore: Cruises are enjoying a boom fuelled in part by hordes of Chinese tourists taking to the high seas, but green groups warn a wave of hulking new liners may cause environmental devastation.