Royal Caribbean Returns to China in 2024 with Spectrum of the Seas

Royal Caribbean International is setting sail once again from Shanghai, China, marking a significant return to the Chinese market in April 2024 with the Spectrum of the Seas. This move is part of the cruise line's strategic expansion to regain its foothold in key markets, offering 4- and 7-night cruise holidays across East Asia. The Spectrum, known for being specifically tailored for the Asian market, boasts an array of culturally rich itineraries and onboard experiences designed to cater to the region’s vacationers.

With bookings now open, Spectrum of the Seas is scheduled to embark from Shanghai to popular destinations such as Fukuoka, Okinawa, Nagasaki, and Osaka in Japan. The return is highly anticipated by Chinese vacationers eager to explore Asia anew. Royal Caribbean International’s decision to deploy Spectrum of the Seas, a ship that seamlessly blends innovation with regional specialties, underscores the company's commitment to providing unique vacation experiences tailored to the preferences of Asian travelers.

Spectrum of the Seas features a diverse range of dining options and entertainment designed to resonate with the Asian market. From authentic cuisine at Sichuan Red and traditional Teppanyaki to high-tech performances in Two70, the ship offers something for every palate and preference. Noteworthy is the luxury suite enclave that provides an exclusive experience with amenities such as private dining, shopping, and a dedicated restaurant and lounge for suite guests.

The reintroduction of Royal Caribbean’s service in China is not only a testament to the cruise line's resilience but also a significant step towards rejuvenating the Asian cruise industry. Spectrum of the Seas, with its cutting-edge amenities and tailored itineraries, is poised to captivate both new and seasoned cruisers, marking a new chapter in Royal Caribbean’s commitment to the Chinese and broader Asian market.