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Title: Royal Caribbean Case Study
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RCCL's capacity continues to grow. It represents a capacity increase of 65% since the beginning of 2001. RCCL has begun tackling passenger's safety concerns by implementing a 100% screening policy on all passengers, crew, luggage and carry-ons. RCCL has also had an impact on international travelers through fleet deployment and expanding itineraries... Showed first 250 characters
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RCCL has also had an impact on international travelers through fleet deployment and expanding itineraries. The response to these management decisions have been a positive one. If these intelligent management decisions continue, RCCL will maintain its positions as one of the top players in the cruise industry... Showed next 250 characters
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