In what is very likely to make Aussie cruisers a tad jealous, as we can’t book on this amazing vessel, Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas passengers and crew members on board Quantum are having an amazing time as she cruises out of Singapore – COVID-19 free, with the protocols introduced and strictly managed by Royal Caribbean appearing to be working and a great lesson for the Australian cruise sector and government.
Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas is currently offering 3-4 night Ocean Getaways out of Singapore and she is one of the few cruise ships in the world currently sailing with guests and check this out, she has had over 25,000 guests across 20+ sailings since December, and they’re going really well.
Quantum of the Seas is the very same ship is due to arrive in Brisbane for her maiden Australian season for the 21/22 summer.
Royal Caribbean sent me some striking photos of crew members onboard Royal Caribbean’s ultimately, Brisbane-bound Quantum of the Seas forming heart shapes as they skydive/surf on Valentine’s Day and check them out below.
Royal Caribbean says the crew are all thrilled to be back onboard and are sending their love, with images showing two love bird crew members on the Flowrider surf simulator and the iFly skydiving simulator, with the two on the Flowrider are a real life romantic couple and here’s their story.
Rose Serim from the United States of America, a Cruise Program Administrator and Johel Fonseca from Brazil and a Sports Supervisor, meeting on Ovation of the Seas in October 2017, with their first date onboard Ovation at the speciality restaurant, Izumi. They have been together now for almost 3.5 years and in addition to Ovation, have been on Spectrum of the Seas, Symphony of the Seas, Anthem of the Seas, and now Quantum of the Seas together.
Royal Caribbean also sent me an amazing short video clip and click on the image below to watch and remind yourself what Quantum of the Seas is really like and remember she is heading for Brisbane!
Click on the video below to watch the amazing video: clip
A report by John Alwyn-Jones
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