Cruise News LIVE! Is Royal Caribbean Going Year-Round in Australia?

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Welcome back to Deb & Matt Chat LIVE! 🚢 It's another huge week in cruising, with Royal Caribbean dominating the headlines as construction begins at Lelepa, new clues emerge about the future Discovery Class, and executives continue talking about year-round cruising from Australia. 🗞️ Tonight's Cruise News 🏝️ Construction officially begins at Royal Beach Club Lelepa Royal Caribbean's first exclusive beach club in the South Pacific takes a major step forward. 🇦🇺 Could Royal Caribbean cruise Australia all year? Executives continue discussing the possibility—but what's standing in the way? 🚢 Discovery Class deployment clues New comments provide fresh hints about where Royal Caribbean's next generation of ships could be heading. 🍜 MSC World Asia reveals a new Pan-Asian dining experience A destination-inspired restaurant brings authentic Asian flavours to MSC's newest flagship. 💬 Tonight's Questions 👉 Will Lelepa change South Pacific cruising? 👉 Would you book a Royal Caribbean cruise from Australia in winter? 👉 Where should the first Discovery Class ship be based? 👉 What's your favourite cruise speciality restaurant? ⚡ Plus... 🎤 30 Second Quick Questions 💬 Viewer Q&A 🚢 Cruise chat, banter and opinions 👍 Like & Subscribe 🔔 Turn on notifications 📺 Deb & Matt Chat – Life, Cruise & Travel

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