YOUR CUSTOMERS WILL BE BEAMING FROM EAR TO EAR ONCE YOU TELL THEM ABOUT THE $500 THEY HAVE TO SPEND ONBOARD.
Whether it’s thrills or chills they’re after, we’ve got oodles of experiences to suit each and every guest. Here are just a few ideas to start firing up their imagination.
BE V E R A GE P A CK A GE S
Coffee, tea, cordials and water are all included in the price of a holiday with us, but to cover the extras hassle- free, your customers can book a drinks package. With soft drink, wine and even alcoholic all-inclusive options, there’s something to suit everyone
S P E C I A L I T Y DIN IN G
Whether your customers want to shake their taste buds with Wonderland’s imaginative cuisine or spice things up at El Loco Fresh, a Royal Caribbean holiday has enchanting delights to excite every kind of foodie.
SH O R E EX C U RSI O NS
With a feast of shore excursions at every port, adventure will always be just around the corner for your customers. From volcanic bike rides in Hawaii to wine tasting in Cadiz, our once in a lifetime experiences cater for adrenaline junkies and culture vultures alike.
D E S IGN E R S H O PPI N G
With the likes of Michael Kors, Kate Spade New York, Keihl’s, Cartier and Bulgari onboard, your customers won’t need any more excuses to treat themselves.
W I F I A CCE S S
VOOM, the fastest internet at sea, is now available fleet- wide, with great value packages so your customers can stay connected without breaking the bank.
SP A TR EATM E NT S
Nothing beats a trip to the spa for the ultimate holiday me time. With our huge array of luxury spa treatments, massages and facials, your customers will be in pamper heaven.
Eligible staterooms on selected 2018 and 2019 sailings. Price may vary during promotion. Terms and conditions apply.*
EXPLORE THE WORLD LIKE NEVER BEFORE IN 2018 AND 2019
Buy one cruise fare get one 60% off
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Up to $500 onboard spend
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