Following Resorts World One’s homeport deployment in Singapore from 25 May to 3 July 2024, the ship will return to Hong Kong for a new summer homeport deployment from 12 July to 6 October.
Resorts World Cruises will offer a variety of cruises, including eight 6-day/5-night voyages to Okinawa, Japan, departing on Sundays and visiting Naha, along with either Miyakojima or Ishigaki.
Passengers on the Okinawa cruises will explore the vibrant capital city of Naha, and have the opportunity to visit Miyakojima, known for its pristine beaches and rich cultural heritage.
Additionally, five 6-day/5-night Vietnam Cruises to Hanoi (Ha Long Bay) and Da Nang, including Sanya in China, will be available.
For the Vietnam Cruise, the ship will dock in Da Nang, offering a blend of modern and traditional experiences, and Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed landscape renowned for its unique scenery and water activities. As part of the Vietnam Cruise, Sanya in China will also be visited, known for its duty-free shopping, delectable cuisine, and a range of water activities for all ages.
The ship will also continue to provide the popular 3-day/2-night Weekend Cruises departing on Fridays, catering to those seeking a short getaway.
Two additional 6-day/5-night Okinawa, Japan Cruises are scheduled to depart from Hong Kong on 5 May (Naha-Ishigaki) and 12 May 2024 (Naha-Miyakojima) before embarking on its Jakarta and Singapore seasonal homeport deployment. The cruise to Ishigaki promises a subtropical paradise with exciting activities and traditional island cultures.
According to Michael Goh, president of Resorts World Cruises, the sailings to Okinawa, Japan and Vietnam have been brought back due to popular demand.
“However, Hong Kong remains an important cruise hub and we are delighted that Resorts World One will return soon in early July to launch its new season itineraries for vacationers departing from Hong Kong,” Goh added.