Cruises 2019 - Cruise Deals & Discounts
Amount of bonus varies and it is based on booking price, seen on invoice, minus taxes, fees, port expenses and port charges, and may even not exceed 10% of cruise fare. Redemption form has to be completed no less than 21 days from sail date for bonus offer being issued. Exclusive: FREE Shore Excursion! Close Exclusive: FREE Shore Excursion! Embark on a fantastic adventure with the help of an affordable and incredible experience on your cruise!1500. Shore excursion offer is one per stateroom and need to be booked through our shore excursion website. Discount code are going to be emailed to enjoy passenger's email on file 2 weeks from sail date. Offer most likely are not combinable with all of promotions displaying online. Must call for this offer.
Please reference code "DEAL" when conversing with your agent. Hurry offer ends 05/08/2019! 50 in onboard credit to pay during your cruise. This is a limited time offer and is particularly capacity- controlled. 50% Off 2nd Guest! Close 50% Off 2nd Guest! Book a stateroom on select Royal Caribbean sailings departing after 6/1/19 and also the second guest get 50 percent savings! Pricing shown reflects a price reduction of fifty percent off for the second guest, according to double occupancy. Plus save 25% on 3rd & 4th guests.
Offer not valid for singles; port taxes and government fees have reached full price; new bookings only; additional restrictions may apply. 300 in FREE onboard Spending! Use it toward spa treatments, cocktails, souvenirs, shore excursions or some other special purchases made around the ship. 400 total onboard spending! Onboard spending amount dependant on length of sailing and departure date.
With one app, our guests are now able to control courses aspects of their cruise experience, plus it frees them around enjoy the trip more as an alternative to spending time organizing it. One last topic I’d prefer to touch on is relevant to environmental stewardship. Back in 2016, we announced our partnership together with the World Wildlife Fund for taking our sustainability performance one stage further.
This partnership pushed us to put ambitious sustainability goals in three key areas, greenhouse gas emissions, sustainable food supply and destination stewardship. We believe that what gets measured gets better, setting measurable goals and publicly reporting on our performance against those goals, holds ourselves accountable and that’s the ultimate way to make progress.
I am pretty proud with the fantastic work achieved by our global travel company team of their efforts to get our guests more sustainable tours. We now have reached 80% in our target of any 1,000 sustainable tours by 2020. This effort takes us beyond our very own internal operations and supports sustainable travel and livelihoods with the destinations we partner with.
It’s fairly simple, with no places, tourism can’t thrive. I’d want to take a moment to talk about some from the most recent announcements relevant to Cuba. As I’m sure nearly all of you know, a few weeks ago the US administration took a choice that is more likely to prompt litigation associated with companies that conduct business in Cuba. If such legislation does ensue, we know that we possess solid defenses and we’re not looking to change our itineraries because of this. The administration also commented on possible changes on the regulations that affect travel to Cuba.
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