Resorts World Cruises Enhances Fly-Cruise Experience from Southeast Asia to the Middle East for Indian Travelers

Luxury at Sea from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur

Resorts World Cruises, a prominent name in luxury cruising, launched its inaugural voyage on June 15, 2022. The company introduced its flagship vessel, the Genting Dream, a grand 3,352-passenger, 150,695-gross-tonne ship departing from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang). This opulent cruise liner is designed to offer an array of thrilling activities, gourmet dining, and luxurious accommodations. Complementing the Genting Dream, Resorts World Cruises is set to introduce the Resorts World One, which will offer premium amenities and diverse cuisine starting in November 2024. Both vessels feature The Palace, a private all-suite enclave boasting an exclusive restaurant, sundeck, gym, and 24-hour European-style butler service. These enhancements are designed to deliver unparalleled luxury and create memorable experiences for travelers.

Expanding Fly-Cruise Options

The fly-cruise segment is a significant contributor to Resorts World Cruises' business, especially from India. The company has reported strong demand for its fly-cruise packages to Singapore aboard the Genting Dream, which include two- and three-night itineraries to destinations like Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and Phuket. To cater to growing demand and expand its offerings, Resorts World Cruises will introduce new itineraries with the Resorts World One, which will be homeported in Dubai starting November 1, 2024. These new routes include:

The convenience of regular flights from India to Dubai will allow travelers to explore multiple destinations with the ease of a cruise.

Enhancing MICE Events at Sea

Resorts World Cruises is experiencing increased interest in hosting MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) events aboard their ships. The company offers a comprehensive solution for MICE events at sea, covering everything from accommodations and dining to customized onboard events, thus simplifying the planning process for organizers. They also cater to specific groups with thematic cruises, such as Bollywood concerts and parties. The cruise line's understanding of Asian culture allows them to offer specialized services, including certified vegetarian and Jain cuisine, to meet the needs of their Indian guests.