(Reuters) - Royal Caribbean Group has suspended cruise visits to Labadee, a secluded peninsula in Haiti, for the next seven days following months of escalating gang violence in the country, a senior ...

News that a Spirit Airlines flight was shot at as it tried to land in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, has many cruise passengers questioning why Royal Caribbean continues to visit its private destination in ...

The change will last through April 2026. Royal Caribbean International has suspended all scheduled stops at its private port of Labadee, Haiti through April 2026. The cruise line cited escalating ...

As summer travel quickly approaches, cruise lines are steering clear of a Caribbean island due to safety concerns. Royal Caribbean recently altered its sailing itineraries to exclude Labadee, a ...

Royal Caribbean has stopped ships from docking at a private island port in Haiti due to ongoing violence in the region. The cruise line canceled ships from docking at that port through May, but last ...

MIAMI – Royal Caribbean has canceled stops at its private port of Labadee through the summer because of simmering violence in Haiti. In March, the cruise line canceled stops at the private beach area ...

Royal Caribbean cruise docked at its Labadee, Haiti port. Despite travel warnings, the company still intends to travel to the country. Darryl Brooks Shutterstock Despite current travel warnings for ...

Labadee Island, Royal Caribbean's private island in Haiti, was unaffected by the recent earthquake in that area. The line conducted site inspections of the island and found "no apparent damage to our ...

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Royal Caribbean is temporarily pausing visits to Labadee, the cruise line’s private island off the coast of northern Haiti. Four of the cruise line’s ships have already been redirected away from the ...

Royal Caribbean announced suspensions of planned stops to Labadee, the cruise line’s private resort on Haiti’s northern shore, in the wake of continued violence and lawlessness in the island nation.