
Royal Caribbean International Helping Haiti Move Forward
Haiti is several weeks post-earthquake. Royal Caribbean’s involvement is what one would expect from our company and people. The media has moved on to other topics or at least other aspects of the post-earthquake environment. Meanwhile, our people and guests continue to ...help. This will remain true for a very long time given Haiti’s needs.
I would like to thank the remarkable number of people who wrote letters, sent emails and posted...
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Published:2010-02-08 21:07:31 GMT

Royal Caribbean International Hi Royal Caribbean fans! Today is all about heart: a healthy heart, a philanthropic heart and a romantic heart. Thank you for your continued comments on Adam’s blog posts http://www.nationofwhynot.com/blog/. From our continued calls to Labadee Royal Caribbean guests have directly contributed over $350,000 to the Haitian relief efforts. We thank you!

Royal Caribbean International Guest Post: On the Ground in Haiti
There are a lot of reasons why it is a good thing John Weis is in Haiti. Most of them have to do with helping the recovery effort and partnering with Messrs. Clinton and Farmer. But another reason is helping me with this blog as the earnings call last week and the Board... meeting next week have put me squarely behind the eight ball....
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Published:2010-02-02 19:59:33 GMT

Royal Caribbean International Guest Post: Water and Supplies Continue to be Distributed in Haiti
Each day a new set of opportunities, setbacks, advances and delays unfolds in and outside Haiti. The UN is obviously a major player in the relief and recovery effort. As previously noted we have worked closely with them especially in connection with President Clinton, S...pecial UN Envoy to Haiti, and his Deputy Special Envoy Dr....
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Published:2010-01-24 23:21:14 GMT

Royal Caribbean International Navigator of the Seas to Bring Relief Supplies to Haiti
Royal Caribbean International continues to provide supplies and other assistance towards the Haitian relief effort. By the end of this week, 120 palettes of supplies including water, rice and powdered milk will have been delivered for distribution by Food for the Poor. ...Below are photos of Navigator of the Seas being loaded with supplies heading to Haiti.
Palettes of water destined for Haiti waiting to be loaded onto Navigator of the Seas
Palettes...
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Published:2010-01-21 20:49:02 GMT

Royal Caribbean International Perspectives on the Situation in Haiti
The extraordinary situation in Haiti continues and will go on in various ways for years. While this blog is a vehicle for communicating some of the aspects of what Royal Caribbean is thinking and doing, there is no way for a person or a company to truly comprehend the v...astness of the tragedy or the needs of the Haitian people....
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Published:2010-01-20 22:59:26 GMT

Royal Caribbean International Guest Post: Update on Royal Caribbean’s Relief Efforts Taking Place in Port Au Prince
I am proud of what our people and our ships are doing and below John Weis gives some very specific examples of great contributions being made by great Royal Caribbean people and their family members
The ships going back to Labadee, including Navigator of the Seas today..., are obviously making a very valuable contribution to the relief effort by offloading supplies at Labadee....
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Published:2010-01-18 21:02:58 GMT

Royal Caribbean International Guest Post: Royal Caribbean’s Relief Efforts Continue in Haiti
On the ground in Labadee, the word is that many people are traveling from Port Au Prince to Cap Haitian. For those of you that don’t know, Cap Haitian is about 15 miles from Labadee on the other side of the mountain. A gymnasium there is being used as a makeshift hospit...al as all the other medical facilities are full and there are thousands of people coming into Cap Haitian to...
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Published:2010-01-17 19:03:12 GMT

Royal Caribbean International Guest Blog: Royal Caribbean’s Community Responds to the Crisis in Haiti
The world has understood with intense clarity that the earthquake in Haiti is an event of enormous magnitude requiring a global outpouring of assistance. Initial fund-raising efforts appear to be very successful. The crucial variable is the organization of the relief ef...fort and the ability to get supplies to the people in need....
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Published:2010-01-16 19:14:32 GMT

Royal Caribbean International Royal Caribbean Haiti Relief Update
Today was a day of positives and negatives.
First the negative, the news from Port-Au-Prince continues to be grim. Everyone has seen the news report so I won’t go into this in too much detail. It just makes us all sad.
On the positive side, I’m proud to say that Royal C...aribbean today made a minimum commitment of $1 million toward the Haitian relief effort....
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Published:2010-01-16 03:44:20 GMT

Royal Caribbean International Haiti Update: Meeting With President Clinton
My meeting Thursday morning with President Clinton (Special UN Envoy to Haiti), Dr. Paul Farmer (Deputy Special Envoy) and about 50 other concerned people from the U.S. Government, the private sector and the NGO community had the sense of urgency one would expect under ...the circumstances. While there is very little of a positive nature at this point in the crisis, President Clinton is clearly taking this catastrophe personally....
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Published:2010-01-15 14:54:02 GMT

Royal Caribbean International Guest Blog: Royal Caribbean Heading to Labadee
Today was the first day of real progress from our standpoint. We loaded Independence of the Seas with relief supplies today at San Juan, Puerto Rico, which included 60 cases of badly needed water and other dry goods.
We have also started to receive additional provision...s, including four truckloads of drinking water, from our suppliers at our logistic center, which we are preparing to load on to Navigator of the Seas...
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Published:2010-01-15 03:15:33 GMT

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Everyone is trying to come to grips with the immensity of the challenge that now presents itself in and around Port-au-Prince (PAP). We are enormously relieved that Maryse Kedar, President of SOLANO, our Haitian subsidiary, is okay despite having been in PAP at the moment of the earthquake. ...

Royal Caribbean International We have been receiving a lot of questions about how our guests can help. We are working with Food for the Poor (http://foodforthepoor.org/royalcaribbean), a relief organization that provides direct assistance throughout Latin America and the Caribbean and we ask that anyone interested in assisting make a donation. T...his is the best and most effective way to assist in the relief effort at this moment.

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We are all extremely saddened to hear of the earthquake-caused destruction in Haiti. While many details are imprecise or unknown at this point, there are unquestionably catastrophic conditions involving many casualties and great loss of property. ...

















