Utopia, by contrast, is part of Royal Caribbean's Oasis class. It clocks in slightly smaller, with 18 decks and a weight of ...

Approximately 1,317 passengers died when the Titanic sank. 709 of them were third-class passengers. Three-quarters of them perished. The reason why many more of these passengers died compared to ...

Brazil is looking to acquire the two Albion-class amphibious assault ships of the Royal Navy (HMS Bulwark is pictured). (Victor Barreira) The Surface Command Force of the Brazilian Navy appears to ...

and enjoy the best of Royal Caribbean's newest Oasis Class ship. "The Gators at Sea Fan Cruise is more than just a vacation—it's an immersive experience that brings the unparalleled energy and ...

(UPDATE) THE Philippines took possession of the first of two corvette-class warships with "advanced weapons and ... The arrival of the 3,200-ton BRP Miguel Malvar is part of a two-ship deal with South ...

Carnival Cruise Line President Christine Duffy also did not play up the idea that her cruise line's new ship class would become the biggest in the world. She was asked that question and ...

Royal Caribbean has been offering short cruises on its massive Oasis-class ships for some time, first on Allure of the Seas. It even launched a brand-new ship (Utopia of the Seas) directly into ...

the navies of Brazil and the United Kingdom signed a letter of intent for the transfer of the British fleet’s two decommissioned Albion-class amphibious command ships: HMS Albion (L14 ...

The Oasis class ship entered dry dock in the Navantia shipyard in Cadiz, Spain, in February and is receiving a range of new features ahead of its return to service this month. The revamp or ...

Similar to Royal Caribbean’s Oasis- and Icon-class vessels and MSC Cruises’ World class, the Project Ace ships will come in at around 230,000 gross tons and have more than 3,000 staterooms ...

NOW, THE COMPANY IS UNVEILING ITS INNOVATION ITINERARY. THE COMPANY SAYS IT IS EXPLORING MOVING A LARGER CLASS SHIP TO BALTIMORE IN 2027. BALTIMORE AGAIN, LIKE MOBILE, WE’VE BEEN SAILING THERE.