Royal Caribbean announced plans to expand its Asia-Pacific cruise operations to year-round service for the 2027–2028 season. The company disclosed the introduction of new round-trip itineraries, changes to existing ship deployments and an extension of the Southeast Asia season.
Royal Caribbean announced a significant expansion of its Asia-Pacific cruises for the 2027–2028 season, with new itineraries departing from and returning to Australia, Singapore and Hong Kong.
Ovation of the Seas will be introduced for cruises departing from and returning to Brisbane, expanding operations during the Australian summer together with Anthem of the Seas, which will operate from Sydney. Voyager of the Seas will move to new Asia cruises departing from and returning to Hong Kong.
Navigator of the Seas is expected to extend its Southeast Asia season and operate year-round. New itineraries, including calls at Penang and Langkawi, will also be added to the Singapore season.
Bookings are now open on the official Japanese-language website.