With a combined fleet of 30 ships, Norwegian Cruise Holdings is a leading global cruise company that operates Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises. These brands offer itineraries to more
than 450 destinations worldwide.
The company’s new offering, Experiences at Sea, is a partnership between Sixthman Festivals at Sea and the cruise company’s own Charter, Meetings & Incentives division to create unique, immersive experiences
for groups both on and off the ship. This could mean a corporate group privatizing a ship’s laser tag and having the C-suite face off against employees to build camaraderie, booking private cooking classes in a ship’s culinary center or even heading
ashore to a destination like Cozumel for an adventurous day on high-speed boats.
The first — and so far, only — cruise line to be star rated by Forbes Travel Guide, Celebrity Cruises has a range of flexible meeting spaces and venues on its fleet of beautiful ships, including theaters, intimate boardrooms and conference halls with
gorgeous views. All such spaces are equipped with the latest technology and audiovisual equipment to enhance presentations and engage attendees. With all-inclusive packages that include tips, WiFi and drinks, attendees can unwind into a seamless experience
that allows them to focus on networking and enjoy their trip.
Thanks to a dedicated sales and event-planning support team, Royal Caribbean International is able to offer planners exceptional meetings, events and incentives with countless customization and personalization options, all in on-board venues that accommodate groups of all sizes. The company also provides real value with all-inclusive packages featuring accommodations, dining, entertainment, venue spaces, A/V, team-building activities and more. Two new ships — Icon of the Seas and Utopia of the Seas — will debut in 2024, giving meeting professionals even more choices for sailings.