Royal Caribbean Group in the news

Royal Caribbean is collaborating with local authorities to modernize the St. Thomas cruise port, boosting tourism infrastructure and local economic opportunities.

First-time cruise questions cover safety drills, Wi-Fi setup, drink package limits, onboard ID use, and entertainment booking on Royal Caribbean ships.

Royal Caribbean Group is redeveloping the Crown Bay Center in St. Thomas to modernize the port area, boost tourism, and create local economic opportunities.

Royal Caribbean is redeveloping Crown Bay Center in St. Thomas to enhance tourism, create local jobs, and blend modern amenities with local culture.

Virgin Islands Port Authority, Royal Caribbean Group, and Cruise Terminals International signed an agreement to redevelop Crown Bay District into a vibrant tourism and mixed-use destination, boosting local economy and visitor experiences.

Royal Caribbean Group is partnering to redevelop Crown Bay cruise port on St. Thomas into a major tourist hub capable of hosting large Oasis-class ships, aiming to enhance guest experience and local economy without disclosed timeline or cost.

Royal Caribbean opened Royal Beach Club Paradise Island in the Bahamas with multiple pools, bars, and exclusive guest amenities accessible by ferry.

Royal Caribbean Group launched a new beach club in Nassau with multiple amenities and exclusive experiences for cruise guests.

Royal Caribbean Group declared a $1 dividend and launched a new $2 billion share repurchase program to return capital to shareholders.

Richard Fain led Royal Caribbean for over three decades, transforming it into a cruise industry giant through bold innovation, customer focus, and strong leadership.

Deutsche Bank increased Royal Caribbean Group's price target to $303 amid strong cruise operations and positive analyst sentiment.

Richard Fain discusses how intentional culture and long-term vision at Royal Caribbean create exceptional experiences, alongside updates on 401(k) catch-up contribution tax rules.

Celebrity Cruises and Royal Caribbean Group are canceling stops at Labadee, Haiti through 2026 due to severe security and political instability.

Lunt Capital and other major investors increased stakes in Royal Caribbean Cruises amid strong Q2 earnings and positive analyst outlooks, while insiders sold shares and the company raised its dividend.

Royal Caribbean Cruises saw increased institutional investment, strong Q2 earnings beating estimates, raised dividend, and positive analyst outlooks.

Celebrity Xcel launches in November 2025 with over 75 performers and new interactive entertainment, sailing from Fort Lauderdale and later Europe.

Royal Caribbean's Symphony of the Seas cruise was delayed by a Nor'easter storm, causing itinerary changes and passenger frustration, with the company offering compensation.

Celebrity Cruises, owned by Royal Caribbean Group, is canceling all Haiti stops through 2026 due to severe safety concerns and U.S. travel advisories.

Kiker Wealth Management sharply cut its stake in Royal Caribbean Cruises, while other institutions increased holdings; the company reported strong Q2 earnings and raised its dividend amid positive analyst outlooks.

Royal Caribbean Group and WWF collaborate to embed sustainability in cruising, promote responsible tourism, and support ocean conservation.