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Video: Empowering Women at the Helm – Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas

In the new Chill Island on Icon of the Seas, there’s a pool for every mood, each with prime ocean views. Among the seven pools on board, the four in this three-deck slice of paradise include the vibrant Swim & Tonic, the line’s first swim-up bar at sea; and Royal Bay Pool, the largest pool at sea.

As the world celebrates International Women’s Day, we focus on the incredible women breaking barriers and redefining the cruise industry. At Royal Caribbean International, these trailblazers are behind the highly anticipated debut of the world’s best family vacation – Icon of the Seas.

Today, this video introduces you to the team of innovators pushing the boundaries of what is possible, sharing what Icon means to them and the hard work it takes to create this first-of-its-kind combination of vacation experiences.

At the heart of Icon’s innovative design is a talented team of female architects and engineers who have collaborated to create a ship that seamlessly combines cutting-edge technology with luxurious amenities. These women have worked tirelessly to incorporate sustainable solutions, like fuel cell technology and energy-efficient systems, setting a new standard for the industry.

The Icon of the Seas aims to redefine family vacations with its unparalleled offerings, and the women behind it play a crucial role in achieving this vision. Their commitment to providing top-notch services and experiences has shaped the ship’s distinctive features, including the Adventure Ocean Youth Program, which offers innovative and engaging activities for children of all ages.

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Scott Sanfilippo
Scott is the captain (well, founder and editor) behind Scott's Cruises! After making waves as an eCommerce pioneer during the dot-com boom of the '90s and '00s, Scott decided the only surfing he wanted to do was on the actual ocean. He’s been blogging about his nautical adventures since 2005, transforming into a full-time professional vacationer. Over the last two decades, he's racked up nearly a quarter-million nautical miles, conquered almost every ocean cruise line, explored 50+ different ships, and spent hundreds of nights on mattresses that, quite frankly, could have used a pillow-top.
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