A cruise holiday turned into a nightmare when a tour bus lost control and flipped over on a highway in Mexico on Tuesday. The accident caused the deaths of 13 people who arrived in Costa Maya on the cruise ships Serenade of the Sea and Celebrity Equinox. Another 18 passengers were injured. Eight Americans, two Swedes, a Canadian and a Mexican tour guide died as a result of the bus crash,
A deadly bus accident killed eleven cruise ship passengers and injured twenty more early morning today, 19 December, on a highway in the state of Quintana Roo. According to reports by the local media, the tragic accident happened after the tour bus lost control and flipped over on a highway in Mexico close to the Caribbean resort city of Cancun.
As a former crewmember that has worked for several cruise lines, I can relate to the constant high stress situations that crewmembers must endure on a daily basis. There are so many foreseeable challenges that crewmembers must face when starting a life at sea on the other side of the planet, but there are also some unforeseen ones that can really disrupt what could’ve been a great contract.
Royal Caribbean crew member sailing on the cruise ship Vision of the Seas was reported missing early Friday morning while the vessel was at sea. Jim Waker from Cruise Law News
In a recent U.S.P.H. inspection conducted yesterday, December 3, 2017, the Royal Caribbean cruise ship, Navigator of the Seas earned perfect 100 points.
A crew member was evacuated from one of the largest cruise ships in the world Ovation of the Seas.
The pioneering technology leader in electrification products, robotics and motion, and power grids ABB, will deliver the first fuel cell system for Royal Caribbean International as part of a pilot project. The BZ technology was first presented last week at the Technology Display Days in New York.
The famous annual Jamrock Reggae Cruise will set sail again this year to the Caribbean. The fourth edition of the cruise initiated by Damian Marley (the youngest son of reggae legend Bob Marley) will depart from Fort Lauderdale on November 13, to Ocho Rios and Montego Bay before returning on November 18.
Royal Caribbean announced is canceling all stops to Turkey for the 2018 season in Europe, reports the Royal Caribbean Blog.
Royal Caribbean human resources representatives led by RCCL Crew Management Inc. Manager Ronald De Guzman are in the Philippines for recruiting of a significant number of cruise ship employees.
