Royal Caribbean goes north to Alaska
SYDNEY – Royal Caribbean has unwrapped its 2011 Alaska cruise and cruise tours with 34 voyages and six unique itineraries aboard Radiance of the Seas and Rhapsody of the Seas.
Betsy O’Rourke, senior vice president of marketing, Royal Caribbean International, said, “Adventurers of all ages will find opportunities for their own ‘Why Not?’ moments with Alaska’s natural wonders as the backdrop.â€
Travellers can choose a seven-night northbound or southbound itinerary between Vancouver and Seward, Alaska, via the Inside Passage, or a seven-night roundtrip Alaska itinerary from Seattle.
Additionally, they can select a Royal Caribbean cruise tour land package, which combines a cruise aboard Radiance of the Seas with one of 21 escorted land tour itineraries travelling into Alaska’s interior.
Bookings for Royal Caribbean International’s 2011 Alaska cruises and cruise tours are now open.
Ian Jarrett
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