Royal Caribbean will open sea destinationless cruise routes in Hong Kong, S.A.R., China, regaining the sea vacation experience

Recently, Royal Caribbean International Cruise Line (Royal Caribbean) announced that the "Spectrum of the Seas" will resume operations inHong Kong, S.A.R., China as a destinationless cruise, and Hong Kong, S.A.R., China residents will have the opportunity to travel on the "Spectrum of the Seas". "Experience the 2-4 night cruise itinerary to regain the sea vacation experience.

Huang Jinda, chairman of the Hong Kong, S.A.R., China Travel Industry Council, said, “In view of the current travel restrictions, we expect that tourists’ travel and vacation demand will be very high, and the cruise industry will soon recover.”

It is reported that the "Ocean Spectrum" cruise ship with a gross tonnage of 168,000 tons and a construction cost of US$1.25 billion was launched in April 2019. It is the largest and latest luxury cruise ship in Asia customized for the Chinese market and settled in Shanghai. Earlier, it operated in Shanghai's home port for 6 months, and has since suspended operations due to the epidemic. This time, as agreed with the Hong Kong, S.A.R., China Special Administrative Region Government of China, health screening methods such as vaccination and nucleic acid testing will be used as key measures to ensure the health and safety of passengers and crew. At the same time, the three links of embarking, boarding and disembarking will be strictly implemented. Emergency management procedures.

The resumption of flights will be a major breakthrough in the recovery of China's cruise market.

So far, Royal Caribbean has successively announced the restart of cruise routes in North America, Europe and some countries and regions in Asia. Royal Caribbean's "Quantum of the Seas" cruise ship resumed operations in Singapore in December 2020 as a destinationless cruise at sea. It has received more than 65,000 tourists so far, and no cases of infection have occurred.

It is hoped that the destinationless sea routes opened in the Hong Kong, S.A.R., China Special Administrative Region of China this autumn will also allow more people to experience a safe and beautiful sea vacation experience.