SkySea Set to Source Korean Passengers

Golden Era

Source markets may be opening beyond China for SkySea Cruise Line.

The big news this spring will be the addition of South Korea as a source market. Korea passengers will board the ship in Busan, sail to Japan and then disembark in Shanghai and fly home.

Balancing the onboard product between Chinese and Korean passengers will be among the challenges for the company, which is a joint venture involving Royal Caribbean Cruises and Ctrip.

Ken Muskat joined the company as CEO in January, previously holding posts with MSC and Royal Caribbean. Min Fan has moved up to chairman, and will be the driving force on investments in the brand (more ships), and developing the long-term strategic vision of the cruise line.

 

Cruise Industry News Email Alerts

 

EMAIL NEWSLETTER

Get the latest breaking cruise newsSign up.

CRUISE SHIP ORDERBOOK

67 Ships | 172,156 Berths | $57.1 Billion | View

New 2024 Drydock REPORT

Highlights:

  • Mkt. Overview
  • Record Year
  • Refit Schedule
  • 120 Pages
  • PDF Download
  • Order Today
New 2024 Annual Report

Highlights:

  • 2033 Industry Outlook 
  • All Operators
  • Easy to Use
  • Instant Access
  • Order Today