Exploring the new Odyssey of the Seas
Royal Caribbean’s Odyssey of the Seas is nothing but spectacular! It has bumper cars, cool dining experiences, original shows, and so much more! We would love to book you on this spectacular ship!
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Heading out on Royal Caribbean’s newest ship Odyssey of the Seas
Tomorrow is a very exciting day as we will be boarding the brand new Odyssey of the Seas sailing out of Fort Lauderdale! Make sure you check our Facebook and Instagram pages for pictures and live posts. In the meantime, here’s a little more about the food options on Odyssey. Introducing the first…
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Royal Caribbean continues to be a leader in the industry with LNG
Again, Royal Caribbean is setting new standards and leading the industry! Construction on Icon of the Seas, Royal Caribbean International’s first ship powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG), is well underway. Watch the recent installation of the game-changing ship’s first LNG fuel tank, which is 307 tons and 90 feet long. With energy-efficient technology to reduce fuel…
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Comparing Credit Card Travel Protection to Tradition Travel Protection
DWB Vacations strongly recommends travel protection on any trip you purchase! Travel Insured International is our preferred provider for travel protection. Below is their blog post explaining the differences between the protection your credit card offers and the coverage of a traditional travel protection plan like the ones offered by DWB Vacations from Travel Insured…
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A breath of fresh air with Royal Caribbean Group’s new HVAC system
Guests can breathe easy knowing the existing heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems on Royal Caribbean Group ships continuously supply fresh, filtered air indoors. Validated in an independent assessment conducted by the University of Nebraska Medical Center and the National Strategic Research Institute, the findings were based on the scientists’ study of the HVAC…
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Odyssey of the Seas makes it way to the North Sea
This is amazing to see! Watch the second Quantum Ultra class ship, Odyssey of the Seas, make her way – backward – down the Ems River and to the North Sea on her conveyance. The 20-mile (32-kilometer), 10-plus-hour journey brings the highly anticipated ship one step closer to her debut in Haifa, Israel in May 2021. Odyssey is…
