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The launch of Royal Caribbean’s newest ship is off to a choppy start. Six workers on the Odyssey of the Seas cruise liner, which is currently under construction in Germany ahead of its first "fully vaccinated" maiden voyage in May, have recently tested positive for COVID-19 and were quarantined immediately, according to Royal Caribbean. As a precaution, approximately 1,000 other workers were briefly required to remain on the ship at the Meyer Werft Shipyard in Papenburg, according to Germany...

Israelis can now book the newly announced Odyssey of the Seas cruises from Israel....

Hundreds of workers stuck on new cruise ship after six people test positive for Covid Helen Coffey © Provided by The Independent Royal Caribbean’s new cruise liner is currently stuck in Germany with around 500 workers forced to remain onboard after six people tested positive for coronavirus. The Odyssey of the Seas is currently docked at Bremerhaven and it is unclear when it will be released for planned sea trials, according to German news broadcaster It reports that the i...

Trending “This process allowed Meyer Werft to detect any possible COVID-19 cases and take the necessary measures to contain the spread of the virus. “Earlier this week, six shipyard workers were identified after a positive test and they were immediately quarantined land side. “At this time, there are no positive cases onboard.” According to Cruise Industry News an initial two cases had been detected. Cruise: The impact of Covid on some big name cruise lines (Image: DX) READ MORE As a sa...

Cruise ships coming to Plymouth in 2021 as Millbay terminal ambitions steam ahead 10 cruise ships are set to be welcomed to Plymouth this year, depending on the lifting of restrictions in place The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Never miss a big story in Plymouth again with our daily newslettersInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include rec...

THE first piece of steel has been cut for the giant for the giant gas-powered cruise ship due to be based at Southampton from next year.

Watch: Odyssey of the Seas squeezes down the Ems River in reverse This embedded content is only visible after accepting cookies. Change your preferences Odyssey of the Seas, Royal Caribbean International’s brand-new ship under construction at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany, has completed its 10-plus-hour river conveyance. The 32-kilometer conveyance is a process unique to ships built at Meyer Werft, as the shipyard is situated inland along the Ems River, and the ship must ma...

P&O Cruises celebrated a significant milestone today as the first steel was cut for the cruise line's second Excel class vessel, Arvia.

With the steel cutting, German shipyard Meyer Werft has begun building the new cruise ship Arvia, the latest newbuild for P&O Cruises.

Lindblad Expeditions National Geographic Endurance and Resolution under construction at the Ulstein shipyard in Norway. Next year will be the first in modern cruise history that the highly anticipated crop of new cruise ships will also include the host of vessels that debuted the year before. The end result is that when ships resume service in 2021, passengers will have a plethora of new ship choices. Before the global cruise shutdown, 2020 was on tap to set a record for ship deliveries. Many...