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Liberty of the Seas is a great example of what Royal Caribbean brings to mass-market cruising: a focus on innovative ...

More than 90 passengers and crew members on a Royal Caribbean International cruise ship ... crew members on the ship. The CDC said 89 passengers and two crew members fell ill.

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The outbreak happened on Royal Caribbean’s Radiance of the Seas, which set sail from Tampa, Florida, on Feb. 1.

Eighty-nine passengers and two crew members experienced gastrointestinal illness symptoms aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship returning to Tampa, Florida, on Saturday, the Centers for Disease ...

Some 89 people - about 4% of the cruise ship's 2,164 passengers - have reported being sick. Two members of the 910-person crew are also sick, the CDC said. Royal Caribbean has increased cleaning ...

From steam-powered ships, to mega-liners, the cruise industry has been through quite a transformation over the years. And the ...

Do not leave the balcony door ... to a windy mess. Cruise kitchens are massive and can cook for thousands. When you consider that cruise ships with, on average, 3,500 passengers will go through ...

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a modern cruise ship might seem like a floating hotel. In many ways, it is—but unlike a hotel, it operates under strict maritime regulations designed to keep passengers and crew safe at sea.