Royal Caribbean Group has deployed its cruise ship, Rhapsody of the Seas, to provide free passage, accommodation, and food for Americans in the region who wish to leave due to the ongoing violence in Israel. The ship had canceled its itineraries when the violence broke out. Jason Liberty, CEO of Royal Caribbean Group, expressed his gratitude to the ship’s officers and crew for their support in this mission. The exact number of evacuees is not yet known. Rhapsody of the Seas, built in 1997, has a capacity for 2,431 passengers and 770 crew.
Royal Caribbean Group has taken the initiative to assist Americans in the region affected by the violence in Israel. Their cruise ship, Rhapsody of the Seas, which had canceled its itineraries, is now providing free passage, accommodation, and food for those who want to leave and find safer ground. The CEO of Royal Caribbean Group, Jason Liberty, expressed his appreciation for the efforts of the ship’s officers and crew in making this mission possible. The exact number of evacuees has not been disclosed. Rhapsody of the Seas has a capacity for 2,431 passengers and 770 crew members.
In response to the violence in Israel, Royal Caribbean Group has deployed its cruise ship, Rhapsody of the Seas, to offer free passage, accommodation, and food to Americans in the region who wish to leave and seek safety. The ship had previously canceled its itineraries due to the ongoing conflict. Jason Liberty, CEO of Royal Caribbean Group, expressed his gratitude to the ship’s officers and crew for their unwavering support in this humanitarian effort. The number of evacuees has not been provided. Rhapsody of the Seas can accommodate up to 2,431 passengers and has a crew of 770.
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