Royal Caribbean announces Wonder of the Seas will sail from China!

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Matt from Royal Caribbean Blog reports on a major announcement regarding the fifth Oasis class ship from Royal Caribbean. During a global cruise industry conference in Shanghai, President and CEO Michael Bailey revealed that the ship will be named Wonder of the Seas. This vessel is scheduled to debut in 2021 and will be the first of the Oasis class ships to sail in the Asia-Pacific region. The ship will operate out of Shanghai, China, following the precedent set by Spectrum of the Seas. The video also highlights a significant construction milestone occurring in St. Nazaire, France, where the keel laying ceremony for Wonder of the Seas took place. During this ceremony, a 970 ton block was lifted into place at the Chantiers de l'Atlantique shipyard to begin physical construction. The ship is expected to accommodate 5,448 guests and will feature new interior designs and concepts specifically tailored to appeal to the Chinese market. Royal Caribbean has indicated that more information regarding the ship and new adventures will be released in the near future.
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Royal Caribbean's fifth Oasis class ship will be named Wonder of the Seas and will set sail from Shanghai China
the world's largest cruise ship will introduce a new era of cruising as the first of the renowned wastes class to sail the asia-pacific
wonder of the Seas halfway around the world in st. Nazaire France wonders keel was lowered into place
the 5448 guest ship is set for a spring 2021 delivery and will feature new interior designs and concepts to appeal to the Chinese market
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