Royal Caribbean International has received approval from the Singapore government to resume cruises starting in December, following months of planning to ensure the health and safety of its guests, crew, and the communities where it sails. Singapore residents will be able to take 3- and 4-night cruises aboard one of Royal Caribbean's most innovative ships.

During their getaway at sea, passengers will enjoy first-class service, state-of-the-art entertainment, and international cuisine aboard the cutting-edge Quantum of the Seas. The itineraries, exclusive to Singapore residents, launch on December 1, 2020, and are now available for booking.
While Royal Caribbean Group has participated in the Healthy Sail Panel to establish the strongest protocols in the travel industry, in Singapore, Royal Caribbean has been working closely with local health and tourism authorities to meet all requirements and guidelines, including the Cruise Ship Safety Certification standards that all cruise lines must obtain before departing Singapore. When it resumes operations, Royal Caribbean will implement a comprehensive set of health and safety measures at every stage of the journey with rigorous protocols
“Singapore residents are adventurous travelers, and we are thrilled to offer them the opportunity to escape their daily routine and enjoy an exciting getaway at sea with complete peace of mind. While the cruise experience will be different from what it was before the pandemic, we are committed to delivering the signature Royal Caribbean vacations our guests know and love, while keeping the health and safety of everyone on board our top priority,” said Angie Stephen, Managing Director of Asia-Pacific at Royal Caribbean International. “I extend my deepest gratitude to the Government of Singapore for its collaboration, support, and trust in Royal Caribbean to deliver a safe cruise experience. We share their strong commitment and focus on reviving the local economy and bringing back the jobs and services that support the tourism industry.”.
“As ASEAN’s lead coordinator for cruise development, Singapore remains committed to supporting and growing cruise tourism in the region. Royal Caribbean International is a key partner in the growth of cruise in Singapore and the region, and I am confident in their ability to maintain the highest standards of hygiene and safety,” said Keith Tan, Chief Executive of the Singapore Tourism Board. “We will continue to work with cruise lines and other industry partners to chart a new course for cruise safety.”.
Guests who book on Quantum of the Seas before November 30, 2020, can rest assured of the flexibility of their plans with Royal Caribbean’s Cruise with Confidence program, which allows changes and cancellations up to 48 hours before departure. For added peace of mind, COVID-19 protections are included with the cruise, offering a 100% credit toward a future cruise if a guest or any member of their travel party tests positive for COVID-19 within three weeks prior to their cruise booking; or a full refund if any member of their travel party tests positive during their voyage.















