Iluvcruising2 Posted December 25, 2011 #1 Share Posted December 25, 2011 I'm a cruise noob. So I learnt quite a bit reading the 2010 Annual Report of RCI, especially about the various brands under the holding company as well as the various strategies. Reports are available here: http://www.rclinvestor.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=103045&p=irol-reportsAnnual Royal Caribbean International brand operates 22 ships with approx. 62,000 berths, offering cruise itineraries that range from two to 18 nights. Royal Caribbean International is positioned at the upper end of the contemporary segment of the cruise vacation industry, generally characterized by cruises that are seven nights or shorter and feature a casual ambiance. We believe that the quality of the Royal Caribbean International brand also enables it to attract consumers from the premium segment, which is generally characterized by cruises that are seven to 14 nights and appeal to the more experienced guest who is usually more affluent. This allows Royal Caribbean International to achieve among the broadest market coverage of any of the major cruise brands in the vacation industry. Royal Caribbean International’s strategy is to attract an array of vacationing consumers by providing a wide variety of itineraries and cruise lengths with multiple innovative options for onboard dining, entertainment and other onboard activities. Popular product innovations include surf simulators, an interactive water park called the H2O Zone™, “Royal Promenades” (boulevards with shopping, dining and entertainment venues), ice skating rinks, bungee jumping trampolines and rock climbing walls. Because of the brand’s extensive and innovative product offerings, we believe Royal Caribbean International is well positioned to attract new consumers to the cruise vacation industry and to continue to bring loyal repeat guests back for their next vacation. --------------------- Next on Celebrity. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Iluvcruising2 Posted December 25, 2011 Author #2 Share Posted December 25, 2011 Celebrity Cruises We currently operate 10 ships with approximately 20,500 berths under our Celebrity Cruises brand, offering cruise itineraries that range from two to 17 nights. Celebrity Cruises is positioned within the premium segment of the cruise vacation industry. Celebrity Cruises’ reputation as an upscale cruise vacation brand appeals to experienced cruisers, resulting in a strong base of loyal repeat guests. The brand also appeals to experienced vacationers who have not yet cruised who seek the high quality, service focused experience the brand offers. Celebrity Cruises offers a global cruise experience by providing a variety of cruise lengths and itineraries to premium destinations throughout the world, including Alaska, Australia, Bermuda, the Caribbean, Europe, New Zealand, the Panama Canal and South America. Celebrity Cruises is also the only major cruise line to operate a ship in the Galapagos Islands, Celebrity Xpedition. Celebrity Xpedition has 96 berths and provides this unique experience on seven day cruiseswith pre-cruise tours in Ecuador. Celebrity Cruises’ strategy is to deliver an intimate experience onboard upscale ships that offer luxurious accommodations, a high staff-to-guest ratio, fine dining, personalized service, extensive spa facilities, and unique onboard attractions. In addition, during 2010, Celebrity Cruises introduced the new Celebrity iLounge and became an Authorized Apple Reseller of computers and other media devices onboard certain Celebrity Cruises ships. Celebrity Cruises’ fleet, dining, service, and spa have been consistently recognized with numerous awards from consumer cruise travel polls, travel agents and travel industry publications. ------------------------ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alexkrn46 Posted December 25, 2011 #3 Share Posted December 25, 2011 2009 was not good year for rccl,thanks for posting. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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