Royal Caribbean and Carnival are both racing to build private resorts. Here's how they compare.
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The cruise line industry is experiencing a surge in the development of private islands and resorts among the major players. Royal Caribbean, known for its successful Perfect Day at CocoCay, now faces intensified competition with Carnival's upcoming Celebration Key. This new resort, set to launch in July on Grand Bahama Island, promises a variety of amenities traditionally associated with Royal Caribbean, from water slides to swim-up bars. Other cruise lines, including Norwegian and MSC, are following suit, indicating a trend toward more resort-like destinations that capitalize on proximity to Florida's ports and bolster profitability through exclusive guest experiences.
Royal Caribbean's investment in its private island, Perfect Day at CocoCay, triggers competition as Carnival launches Celebration Key, mirroring its success.
Both new resort destinations feature a multitude of food and beverage options, but the compare to enhance the cruise experience for different types of travelers.
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