Royal Caribbean transforms New York City Subway Car into Cruise Ship
Royal Caribbean's marketing department is at it again and this time they have transformed one of New York City's subway cars on the Times Square Shuttle (S train) into a Royal Caribbean cruise ship.
We're not sure how long this will be available but it's "in the wild" for now.
Royal Caribbean adds ports of Bari and Messina to summer 2012In Italy in 2012, Royal Caribbean will have five ports of embarkation in Italy, of which two are new this year: Bari & Messina. These new ports of embarkation are in addition to Civitavecchia, Venice and Genoa. In addition, there will be 10 ships in Italy this year, up from 8 in 2011, including Navigator of the Seas and Mariner of the Seas.
Also, new cruises from Venice and the new home for Splendour of the Seas, Bari. Royal Caribbean is also offering new "flight + cruise" packages where you can fly at reduced rates to the ports in Northern Europe where cruises aboard Brilliance of the Seas area available.
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Royal caribbean among first companies to join to promote green tourismRoyal Caribbean is among the first major companies to embrace the standards set forth by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council.
The council's mission is to foster sustainable tourism and travel practices, and the organization considers its criteria as "the worldwide minimum requirements for tourism businesses of all size to approach sustainability."
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Royal Caribbean Italy kicks off the summer season by announcing the addition of Mario 
The council recently commended companies such as Royal Caribbean for being among "the first group of global travel and tourism corporations to publicly commit to promoting sustainable tourism products and services recognized by the