Royal Caribbean International’s newest ship Spectrum of the Seas will travel to Australia and be deployed on two humanitarian cruises in support of Australia’s volunteer first responder community, who worked tirelessly during the recent bushfire crisis.
Spectrum of the Seas’ first complimentary 4-night coastal cruise will set sail from Sydney on Saturday 29 February, returning on Wednesday 4 March. The second cruise will follow the same itinerary from 7-11 March.
“We are in a fortunate position to give back to the brave and dedicated members of our community and their families by presenting them with the chance to join us for a few days to relax, unwind and enjoy our hospitality,” says Gavin Smith, Managing Director for Royal Caribbean International Australia and New Zealand.
Up to 7000 volunteer first responders and their families will be accommodated across the two cruises. Guests onboard Spectrum of the Seas will enjoy delectable dining experiences, top-class entertainment, and endless onboard family adventures.
“At Royal Caribbean, we band together not just in good times, but also during difficult times. We have a strong history of support and solidarity for communities, our guests, our valued travel partners and employees in times of hardship,” continued Smith.
Royal Caribbean is working with state-based volunteer agencies to directly notify and encourage eligible volunteers to register for their complimentary cruise. To find out more and register visit www.aroyalthankyou.com.
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