Business · Companies · 1 hr ago
Royal Caribbean moves up the point when some cancellations cost 50%
Royal Caribbean has changed its cancellation rules for some travelers.
Under the new rules, they may lose 50% of their cruise fare if they cancel earlier than before.
The change concerns the amount of money travelers can get back when they cancel.
The available information does not say which bookings are affected or when the new rules take effect.
It also does not explain how much earlier the 50% charge begins.
Travelers considering a cancellation may therefore want to check the terms that apply to their booking.
No further changes or next steps are specified.
Royal Caribbean has changed its cruise cancellation rules.
Some travelers now lose 50% of their cruise fare earlier.
TheStreet reported that the change could cost travelers more.
The article does not give details about the affected bookings or the new cutoff.
- Who
- Royal Caribbean changed its cancellation rules.
- What
- Some travelers now lose 50% of their cruise fare earlier.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- Not stated
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- Company
- Royal Caribbean
- Cancellation cost
- 50% of the cruise fare
- Reported effect
- Some travelers lose 50% earlier







