- Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruises have launched CruisingPower
- The platform is a dual-branded trade portal for travel agents
- The platform rolled out on 11 November 2026
- CruisingPower consolidates bookings, rewards, training and marketing tools
- Silversea is scheduled to join the platform
Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruises have launched CruisingPower, a new dual-branded trade platform for travel agents across England and Ireland. The unified portal rolled out on 11 November 2026 and consolidates bookings, rewards, training and marketing tools into a single hub. CruisingPower replaces the brands’ separate legacy portals Club Royal and Celebrity Central.
Agents can switch between both cruise lines at the click of a button. Legacy platforms remain accessible during a transition period before being phased out. Sister luxury brand Silversea is scheduled to join the platform in due course.
The platform introduces cross-brand itinerary search, interactive deck plans, shareable stateroom walk-throughs and live ship locators. A chatbot named Latte handles routine booking queries and connects agents to live support. Agents can continue making reservations through AirWaves or Espresso within the new portal.
