Royal Caribbean Pricing Now Inclusive of Taxes on Every Channel

by Bruce Parkinson January 14, 2026

Effective immediately, Canadian travel advisors will find all Royal Caribbean pricing displayed inclusive of taxes, regardless of channel.

National Account Manager Eric St. Pierre describes the changes in a brief YouTube video.

Calling it “amazing news” for advisors, St. Pierre says the new tax-inclusive pricing will be found for all group and individual bookings on the consumer website, Espresso booking program or another other GDS.

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