“My Time Dining” Gives Guests More Choice…
Royal Caribbean International is extending its Open Dining programme, “My Time Dining”, following a successful pilot on Freedom of the Seas to its ships Brilliance of the Seas from February 2008 and Serenade of the Seas from March 2008, for 12 sailings each.
The Open Dining plan gives guests the flexibility to choose their own dining times, discarding the traditional method of fixed dining times. Royal Caribbean International is promoting the new service to trade partners via News Ahoy Communication together with the Cruising for Excellence Training Programme and the Field Sales Team.
Jo Rzymowska, managing director of Royal Caribbean International says, “By extending the Open Dining programme, agents can offer customers even more ways to enhance their cruise experience. Guests can now choose to dine in the main dining room at a different time each evening, reserve a table in advance or simply arrive at the restaurant anytime between 6-9.30pm and be seated.”
Open seating available on passages onboard Royal Caribbean International’s Brilliance of the Seas between 22nd February – 18th July 2008 inclusive and onboard Serenade of the Seas between 8th March – 7th June 2008 inclusive.
For more information on Royal Caribbean International see www.cruisingpower.com or call 0845 165 9090.
Chitra Mogul
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