Resorts World Cruises Debuts Exciting Gulf Itineraries With Resorts World One From Dubai

Wednesday, November 6, 2024

Resorts World Cruises debuts exciting Gulf voyages from Dubai with Resorts World One, offering unique itineraries, special events, and exclusive promotions.

Resorts World Cruises has unveiled a thrilling new chapter in Dubai’s cruise tourism, enhancing its reputation for top-tier cruise experiences in the Gulf. On November 1, 2024, the Resorts World One, with a capacity of 1,800 passengers, embarked on its inaugural journey from Dubai’s Port Rashid Cruise Terminal 2, offering weekly sailings to popular Gulf destinations. Nearly 600 special guests, including officials, media, and influencers, attended a celebration event on board, enjoying live entertainment, exquisite culinary displays, and exclusive tours of the ship’s luxurious accommodations and amenities.

To commemorate its launch, Resorts World Cruises has introduced limited-time offers for November bookings. Guests can enjoy complimentary Food & Beverage credits worth AED 700 (approximately USD 190) per cabin for the 3-Night Oman itinerary and the 2-Night Qatar route. The ship’s Gulf itinerary includes the 2-Night Sir Bani Yas Weekend Cruise on Fridays, the 2-Night Doha Cruise on Wednesdays, and the 3-Night Muscat-Khasab Cruise on Sundays, with options to combine routes for extended 4-, 5-, and 7-night trips.

A spokesperson for Resorts World Cruises expressed excitement about this expansion, thanking regional partners, authorities, and guests for their support.

As an extension of the esteemed Resorts World brand, Resorts World Cruises, launched in June 2022 with the Genting Dream, has swiftly expanded its fleet. Resorts World One now operates from homeports in Hong Kong and Dubai, covering over 30 destinations across Southeast and East Asia, including Japan’s Okinawa and Kyushu, and the Middle East, visiting ports such as Sir Bani Yas, Doha, Khasab, and Muscat.

Renowned for its Asian hospitality, Resorts World Cruises delivers personalized, world-class journeys. Guests can explore a variety of dining options, including Halal-certified and vegetarian dishes, along with vibrant live entertainment. The Palace, an exclusive all-suite area, provides an ultra-luxury experience with dedicated facilities and 24-hour butler service.

The Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) is focused on positioning Dubai as a premier global destination for business and tourism. Under the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33), DET is committed to strengthening Dubai’s economy, attracting skilled professionals, and increasing the city’s global competitiveness. This initiative emphasizes Dubai’s diverse lifestyle offerings, encourages innovation, and supports a dynamic business ecosystem.

DET oversees the strategic planning, development, and promotion of Dubai’s business and tourism sectors, safeguarding the emirate’s reputation as a leading destination. Its responsibilities include the regulation and licensing of enterprises like hotels, tour operators, and travel agencies. Key DET initiatives include the Dubai Economic Development Corporation (DEDC), Dubai SME, and the Dubai College of Tourism, fostering growth across various sectors.

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