careers in cruising


Royal Caribbean International offers a range of career options in the UK and overseas. Our sales staff get out on the road to meet agents face to face, while our marketing team works on creative campaigns to appeal to the new-to-cruise market. We support our employees by offering an extensive online product training programme as well as by giving them the chance to experience the ships with our ship-visit programme.


First-at-sea experiences In 2014, Royal Caribbean launches its ground- breaking Quantum class of ship. These will include highlights such as RipCord by iFLY, a heart-pounding skydiving experience; the Bionic Bar, home to the world’s first robotic bartenders; and a number of first-at-sea experiences including


bumper cars and roller skating. In addition, the ships will feature North Star (pictured), an engineering marvel that gently rises more than 300 feet in the air to take guests on a spectacular journey with awe-inspiring views. Operating to more than 280 destinations worldwide and featuring an amazing array of


exciting shore excursions and cruise tour options, Royal Caribbean provides its guests with the chance to experience something new. Excursion options include glacier-trekking in Alaska, cave-tubing in Belize, cycling through the vineyards of Dubrovnik in Croatia, experiencing the wonders of China – or simply doing nothing at all.


Cruise careers Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd has exciting career opportunities in our land- based offices and on board our ships. All of this of course could not be accomplished without our most amazing asset – our crew. Whether you have sea legs or are more of a landlubber, we can help you chart your career.


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