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Cruise news: Icon's eco advances | Look at Regent's Grandeur

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CRUISE
January 30, 2024
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INSIGHT BY ANDREA ZELINSKI
How environmentally advanced is Icon of the Seas?
Royal Caribbean contends the Icon is a step in a climate-friendly direction. "We keep trying to introduce the technology to advance our goal of getting to a net zero ship by 2035," said company CEO Jason Liberty.
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NEWS
Sun Princess delivery delayed, maiden cruise canceled
Princess did not give a reason for the delay or schedule a new inaugural voyage of its first Sphere-class ship.
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The Icon of the Seas' sheer size will leave you in awe
Royal Caribbean's new ship almost defies the imagination, and its features push the boundaries of a camera lens.
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An Icon-class ship could be in Galveston's future
Royal Caribbean International CEO Michael Bayley told travel advisors on an Icon of the Seas preview cruise that "big things are coming" to the Texas port.
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NCL cancels late-fall Europe sailings on the Getaway and Epic; moves them to Caribbean
NCL said there is a "growing guest demand for Caribbean sailings this fall and winter."
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