"Like no vacation on earth"
One of the world's biggest and richest cruise lines, offering mainstream, mass market, modestly upscale cruises on huge cruise ships. Wide variety of middle to moderately high income passengers. After twenty years of focusing primarily on the Caribbean market, the company has expanded the itineraries to Bermuda, the Mexican Riviera, Alaska, Europe and Hawaii. In 1997 Royal Caribbean purchased Celebrity Cruises, but wisely left Celebrity to operate as a separate brand. Royal Caribbean International history - in 1969 an idea suddenly struck Arne Wilhelmsen and Edwin Stephan (Arne was a Harvard-educated investor and Edwin a famous Floridian businessman). The idea was that there was a large community of extremely wealthy Americans in Florida, and that this community would put down top dollar for a short, relaxing luxury cruise to the nearby Caribbean. Arne and Edwin marketed this brainwave to some of the shipping magnates in Norway who readily bought it and came up with large investments. After a short gestation period, Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines (and an entire new industry) was born. The line's first newbuild, Song of Norway, entered service in 1970, and today, RCI operates a fleet of modern super- and megaliners including the largest cruise ship afloat, the Freedom of the Seas. Royal Caribbean International is the second largest cruise ship operator in the world with revenues in excess of $4 billion. It owns 28 ships with more than 65,000 berths on them and is growing.
Needless to mention that the company is offering a huge number of shipboard job positions to prospective crew and staff members. RCI is also offering competitive salaries, provides great working conditions and is highly recommended cruise line to work for.
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