Royal Caribbean Cruises is “considering” moving some of Royal Caribbean International and Azamara’s UK non-sales departments to the US.
The company is proposing splitting some staff into separate teams for those two brands so they can “laser focus” on their passengers and destinations.
The proposed shake-up focuses predominantly on markets where Royal Caribbean, Azamara and Celebrity Cruises operate collectively on a “tri-branded basis”.
Royal said this will have “no impact” on sales teams in the UK and Ireland, which are already “single-branded”.
A Royal Caribbean Cruises spokesperson said: “Under the proposal we are considering relocating some non-sales UK departments from Royal Caribbean International and Azamara to Miami.”
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Celebrity Cruises’ non-sales staff in the UK and Ireland are not affected by the proposal.
“The relationships we hold with our trade partners in the UK and Ireland are critical for our present and future success and the proposed changes will bring consumer insights benefits to the market going forward,” the spokesperson added.