BOLD predictions about Royal Caribbean's future!

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Matt from rollerblog.com presents five bold predictions regarding the future of Royal Caribbean. He begins by estimating the cost of the upcoming Royal Beach Club at Paradise Island in Nassau, suggesting that because it is an all-inclusive destination, admission will likely cost at least $200 per person. Moving to ship naming conventions, he speculates on the name of the fourth Icon class vessel, noting that while many trademarked names may be red herrings, Hero of the Seas is a strong possibility. Regarding the destination Labadee, the creator predicts that Royal Caribbean will maintain its relationship with Haiti and eventually resume ship visits despite current political instability and gang violence. He also addresses the rumored Discovery Class, predicting that an official announcement will coincide with the launch of Star of the Seas to capitalize on a new marketing cycle. Finally, he concludes that the aging Vision class ships will likely all be sold by the year 2030 due to strong demand in the used cruise ship market. The creator acknowledges that some predictions, particularly regarding ship names, are less certain than others.
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I'm talking big picture, things we've been talking about a lot. Starting with number one, how much is the new Royal Beach Club at Paradise Island going to cost
I think the new beach clubs are going to be things that truly you're going to be doing once in a while, not necessarily every single trip.
My bold prediction is they're going to announce the Discovery class at the launch of Star of the Seas.
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