Royal Caribbean extends Navigator of the Seas’ Singapore program
The ship is now slated to sail year-round from Singapore through October 2027, while Spectrum of the Seas gains an expanded 2027-2028 Asia schedule.
An Aug. 20, 2026 Chinese-language announcement said Royal Caribbean had extended Navigator of the Seas’ Singapore deployment into a year-round season running through October 2027. The revised program replaces an earlier plan for a shorter seasonal deployment beginning in October 2026.
Navigator of the Seas is scheduled to operate Southeast Asia cruises lasting two to five nights, with itineraries visiting Vietnam, Malaysia and Thailand. The program also includes a 12-night voyage from Tokyo to Singapore.
Royal Caribbean is also planning a 2027-2028 season for Spectrum of the Seas from Shanghai and Hong Kong. According to the deployment update, the ship will operate 56 itineraries serving 22 destinations across Asia, including more than 40 departures from Shanghai and 14 sailings from Hong Kong.
A market snapshot listed Royal Caribbean shares at $329.57 at 9:33 a.m. Eastern time on Aug. 20, 2026. That represented a gain of $11.41, or 3.59%, for the day.
