When Royal Caribbean had not yet entered the Chinese market, the team went to the United States to give them a promotional video, walked through the seven-day Caribbean route.
It was simply silly to watch. Although the filming was very tiring, working from 7:00 am to 2:00 am and working for seven days, it was still the best travel experience I've had so far.
24 hour dining, coffee and tea buffet, formal reception and western dinner with big lobster.
Separate salt and freshwater pools, hot water jacuzzi, and the deck is right there for sunbathing while watching the ocean swim and having a drink.
Theater skating rink golf rock climbing everything.
Every day the various bars and restaurants have a full schedule of activities.
Off the boat is turquoise water and blue skies of Jamaica, Mexico.
And one night and a boy went to the bow of the ship, endless starry sea, Titanic feeling there!
All of these experiences were free!
And the Chicago student who was on the ship with me told me that the discounted tickets were only $400.
I invited my grandparents to go a couple years ago and loved it too. That itinerary was to Korea, and when they came back the old man said Korea wasn't great, but the cruise was great.