At Royal Caribbean, respect for the oceans is not a choice, it’s a way of life.

RCG funds and operates a free
elementary school in Haiti
serving 310
children annually.

RCG has been named one of
America’s Best Employers
for Diversity.

RCG ships are equipped with
water treatment plants
designed to be
twice as stringent as
U.S. standards.

RCG’s wind farm project generates 760,000-megawatt hours per year to
directly offset approximately half a million tons of CO2e
each year.

RCG promotes
sustainable tourism
that creates jobs and promotes local culture and products while being committed to its
Human Rights Statement.

Using AI and centralized data,
RCG has been able to reduce its fuel usage by 2%.

RCG has scored 100%
on the Corporate Equality Index
by the Human Rights Campaign.

RCG offers over 2,000 GSTC sustainable tours
to its guests.

100%
of the RCG fleet
is equipped to be
landfill free.

RCG achieved its carbon reduction target of 35%
and has committed to further reduce emissions 25% by 2025.

RCG employees were responsible for the recovery of 1,000+ coral colonies
through the University of Miami’s Rescue-a-Reef program.

Guests sailing to the Galápagos Islands aboard Celebrity Cruises have
planted close to 50,000 Scalesia trees in support of reforestation efforts on the islands.

RCG has been named
one of Ethisphere’s
Most Ethical Companies
for five years in a row.

RCG has a partnership with
World Wildlife Fund to
support healthy oceans and develop sustainability targets.