Royal Caribbean has released its schedule of voyages on Spectrum of the Seas for 2023 and 2024, and longer cruises are making a comeback.
The ship will offer a mix of new five to 12-night sailings to destinations in Hong Kong, Japan, the Philippines, Taiwan, and Vietnam, joining the line’s popular short getaways to Malaysia and Thailand.
On five to 12-night cruises, guests will visit places including Bangkok, Thailand; Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; and Manila, Philippines.
The popular three and four-night getaways, first introduced in July, round out Royal Caribbean’s next year-round season. Spectrum will head back to Penang, Malaysia and the beach resort of Phuket, Thailand.
“During Royal Caribbean’s first year-round season in Singapore, we’ve continued to see travellers return for more. Being able to visit international shores again has only increased that demand,” said Angie Stephen, vice president and managing director, Asia-Pacific, Royal Caribbean International.
“People want to cruise with us, and now they can set their sights on new adventures for next year… The combination of Asian-themed experiences and signature favourites on board with the opportunities to explore Asia’s energetic cities, traditional architecture and exotic landscapes makes for the perfect way to embark on the revenge travel vacationers are seeking today.”
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The schedule also includes two 12-night sailings, allowing guests to visit as many as seven destinations across three countries. They can also be taken back-to-back for a 24-night adventure that visits 10 destinations. They include Tokyo, Osaka, and Mount Fuji, Japan; Nha and Hue/Danang, Vietnam; and Hong Kong.
Spectrum of the Seas‘ 2023-2024 Singapore cruises are now open for booking.
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