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November 2021 - Royal Caribbean International celebrated its new game-changing ship, Odyssey of the Seas, during the ship’s naming ceremony in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Saturday, Nov. 13. Erin Brown, Odyssey’s Godmother and the first Bahamian paratriathlete to compete in the Paralympic Games qualifiers, bestowed a blessing of safekeeping on the ship and all those who sail on it for decades to come.

November 2021 - Royal Caribbean International celebrated its new game-changing ship, Odyssey of the Seas, during the ship’s naming ceremony in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Saturday, Nov. 13. Erin Brown, Odyssey’s Godmother and the first Bahamian paratriathlete to compete in the Paralympic Games qualifiers, bestowed a blessing of safekeeping on the ship and all those who sail on it for decades to come.

November 2021 - Royal Caribbean International celebrated its new game-changing ship, Odyssey of the Seas, during the ship’s naming ceremony in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Saturday, Nov. 13. Erin Brown, Odyssey’s Godmother and the first Bahamian paratriathlete to compete in the Paralympic Games qualifiers, bestowed a blessing of safekeeping on the ship and all those who sail on it for decades to come.

November 2021 - Royal Caribbean International celebrated its new game-changing ship, Odyssey of the Seas, during the ship’s naming ceremony in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Saturday, Nov. 13. Erin Brown, Odyssey’s Godmother and the first Bahamian paratriathlete to compete in the Paralympic Games qualifiers, bestowed a blessing of safekeeping on the ship and all those who sail on it for decades to come.

November 2021 - Royal Caribbean International celebrated its new game-changing ship, Odyssey of the Seas, during the ship’s naming ceremony in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Saturday, Nov. 13. Erin Brown, Odyssey’s Godmother and the first Bahamian paratriathlete to compete in the Paralympic Games qualifiers, bestowed a blessing of safekeeping on the ship and all those who sail on it for decades to come.

November 2021 - Royal Caribbean International celebrated its new game-changing ship, Odyssey of the Seas, during the ship’s naming ceremony in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Saturday, Nov. 13. Erin Brown, Odyssey’s Godmother and the first Bahamian paratriathlete to compete in the Paralympic Games qualifiers, bestowed a blessing of safekeeping on the ship and all those who sail on it for decades to come.

November 2021 - The Bahamas’ first paratriathlete to compete in the Paralympic Games qualifiers, Erin Brown, celebrates Royal Caribbean International’s new ship, Odyssey of the Seas, during a naming ceremony held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Saturday, Nov. 13. Brown, selected to serve as the ship’s Godmother, bestowed a blessing of safekeeping on Odyssey and all those who sail on it for decades to come.
November 2021 - The Bahamas’ first paratriathlete to compete in the Paralympic Games qualifiers, Erin Brown, celebrates Royal Caribbean International’s new ship, Odyssey of the Seas, during a naming ceremony held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Saturday, Nov. 13. Brown, selected to serve as the ship’s Godmother, bestowed a blessing of safekeeping on Odyssey and all those who sail on it for decades to come.
November 2021 - Erin Brown will the first Bahamian Godmother of a Royal Caribbean International ship when she blesses the new, innovative Odyssey of the Seas.
November 2021 - Erin Brown will the first Bahamian Godmother of a Royal Caribbean International ship when she blesses the new, innovative Odyssey of the Seas.
April 2016 - Royal Caribbean International today announced that internationally acclaimed Chinese actress Fan Bingbing will be the godmother for Ovation of the Seas, the world’s newest and most technologically advanced cruise ship. Bingbing is the first Chinese celebrity selected to be the godmother of an international cruise line and will officially name Ovation at the ship’s inaugural ceremony in Tianjin, China on June 24, 2016.
April 2016 - Royal Caribbean International today announced that internationally acclaimed Chinese actress Fan Bingbing will be the godmother for Ovation of the Seas, the world’s newest and most technologically advanced cruise ship. Bingbing is the first Chinese celebrity selected to be the godmother of an international cruise line and will officially name Ovation at the ship’s inaugural ceremony in Tianjin, China on June 24, 2016.
April 2016 - Royal Caribbean International today announced that internationally acclaimed Chinese actress Fan Bingbing will be the godmother for Ovation of the Seas, the world’s newest and most technologically advanced cruise ship. Bingbing is the first Chinese celebrity selected to be the godmother of an international cruise line and will officially name Ovation at the ship’s inaugural ceremony in Tianjin, China on June 24, 2016.
April 2016 - Royal Caribbean International today announced that internationally acclaimed Chinese actress Fan Bingbing will be the godmother for Ovation of the Seas, the world’s newest and most technologically advanced cruise ship. Bingbing is the first Chinese celebrity selected to be the godmother of an international cruise line and will officially name Ovation at the ship’s inaugural ceremony in Tianjin, China on June 24, 2016.
Anike Sakariyawo, Physical Science Teacher, Miami Norland Senior High School. Finalist in Royal Caribbean's search for a hometown hero in education to honor as Godmother of Harmony of the Seas.
Anike Sakariyawo, Physical Science Teacher, Miami Norland Senior High School. Finalist in Royal Caribbean's search for a hometown hero in education to honor as Godmother of Harmony of the Seas.
Anike Sakariyawo, Physical Science Teacher, Miami Norland Senior High School. Finalist in Royal Caribbean's search for a hometown hero in education to honor as Godmother of Harmony of the Seas.
Anike Sakariyawo, Physical Science Teacher, Miami Norland Senior High School. Finalist in Royal Caribbean's search for a hometown hero in education to honor as Godmother of Harmony of the Seas.
Katherine O'Fallon, Magnet Coordinator, New River Middle School. Finalist in Royal Caribbean's search for a hometown hero in education to honor as Godmother of Harmony of the Seas.
Katherine O'Fallon, Magnet Coordinator, New River Middle School. Finalist in Royal Caribbean's search for a hometown hero in education to honor as Godmother of Harmony of the Seas.
Katherine O'Fallon, Magnet Coordinator, New River Middle School. Finalist in Royal Caribbean's search for a hometown hero in education to honor as Godmother of Harmony of the Seas.
Katherine O'Fallon, Magnet Coordinator, New River Middle School. Finalist in Royal Caribbean's search for a hometown hero in education to honor as Godmother of Harmony of the Seas.
Brittany Affolter, Manager, Teacher Leadership Development, Teach for America Miami-Dade. Finalist in Royal Caribbean's search for a hometown hero in education to honor as Godmother of Harmony of the Seas.
Brittany Affolter, Manager, Teacher Leadership Development, Teach for America Miami-Dade. Finalist in Royal Caribbean's search for a hometown hero in education to honor as Godmother of Harmony of the Seas.
Brittany Affolter, Manager, Teacher Leadership Development, Teach for America Miami-Dade. Finalist in Royal Caribbean's search for a hometown hero in education to honor as Godmother of Harmony of the Seas.
Brittany Affolter, Manager, Teacher Leadership Development, Teach for America Miami-Dade. Finalist in Royal Caribbean's search for a hometown hero in education to honor as Godmother of Harmony of the Seas.
Captain Gus Andersson, Michael Bailey, president and CEO Royal Caribbean International and Brittany Affolter after the naming ceremony on Royal Caribbean's newest ship Harmony of the Seas.
Captain Gus Andersson, Michael Bailey, president and CEO Royal Caribbean International and Brittany Affolter after the naming ceremony on Royal Caribbean's newest ship Harmony of the Seas.
Captain Gus Andersson, Michael Bayley, President and CEO of Royal Caribbean International and Brittany Affolter after the naming ceremony on Royal Caribbean's newest ship Harmony of the Seas.
Captain Gus Andersson, Michael Bayley, President and CEO of Royal Caribbean International and Brittany Affolter after the naming ceremony on Royal Caribbean's newest ship Harmony of the Seas.
Royal Caribbean International today announced that travel agent Emma Wilby, 27, from Sunderland, U.K., is the Godmother for the world’s newest and most advanced cruise ship Anthem of the Seas. Upholding a timeless maritime tradition, Ms. Wilby will officially christen Anthem of the Seas and perform a special song for more than 1,300 invited special guests and dignitaries at the ship’s inaugural ceremony in Southampton, U.K., on April 20, 2015
Royal Caribbean International today announced that travel agent Emma Wilby, 27, from Sunderland, U.K., is the Godmother for the world’s newest and most advanced cruise ship Anthem of the Seas. Upholding a timeless maritime tradition, Ms. Wilby will officially christen Anthem of the Seas and perform a special song for more than 1,300 invited special guests and dignitaries at the ship’s inaugural ceremony in Southampton, U.K., on April 20, 2015
Royal Caribbean International today announced that travel agent Emma Wilby, 27, from Sunderland, U.K., is the Godmother for the world’s newest and most advanced cruise ship Anthem of the Seas. Upholding a timeless maritime tradition, Ms. Wilby will officially christen Anthem of the Seas and perform a special song for more than 1,300 invited special guests and dignitaries at the ship’s inaugural ceremony in Southampton, U.K., on April 20, 2015
Royal Caribbean International today announced that travel agent Emma Wilby, 27, from Sunderland, U.K., is the Godmother for the world’s newest and most advanced cruise ship Anthem of the Seas. Upholding a timeless maritime tradition, Ms. Wilby will officially christen Anthem of the Seas and perform a special song for more than 1,300 invited special guests and dignitaries at the ship’s inaugural ceremony in Southampton, U.K., on April 20, 2015
Royal Caribbean International today announced that travel agent Emma Wilby, 27, from Sunderland, U.K., is the Godmother for the world’s newest and most advanced cruise ship Anthem of the Seas. Upholding a timeless maritime tradition, Ms. Wilby will officially christen Anthem of the Seas and perform a special song for more than 1,300 invited special guests and dignitaries at the ship’s inaugural ceremony in Southampton, U.K., on April 20, 2015
Royal Caribbean International today announced that travel agent Emma Wilby, 27, from Sunderland, U.K., is the Godmother for the world’s newest and most advanced cruise ship Anthem of the Seas. Upholding a timeless maritime tradition, Ms. Wilby will officially christen Anthem of the Seas and perform a special song for more than 1,300 invited special guests and dignitaries at the ship’s inaugural ceremony in Southampton, U.K., on April 20, 2015
June 2016 - Richard Fain, chairman and CEO, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (left) escorts Fan BingBing, the godmother of Ovation of the Seas, to the ship's official naming ceremony.
June 2016 - Richard Fain, chairman and CEO, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (left) escorts Fan BingBing, the godmother of Ovation of the Seas, to the ship's official naming ceremony.
November 2021 - From left to right: Royal Caribbean Group Chairman and CEO Richard Fain, Odyssey of the Seas Godmother Erin Brown, Royal Caribbean International President and CEO Michael Bayley and Captain Sindre Borsheim of Odyssey. To celebrate Royal Caribbean’s new ship, Odyssey of the Seas, the cruise line held a Caribbean-inspired naming ceremony in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Brown, the first Bahamian paratriathlete to compete in the Paralympic Games qualifiers, bestowed a blessing of safekeeping on the ship.

November 2021 - From left to right: Royal Caribbean Group Chairman and CEO Richard Fain, Odyssey of the Seas Godmother Erin Brown, Royal Caribbean International President and CEO Michael Bayley and Captain Sindre Borsheim of Odyssey. To celebrate Royal Caribbean’s new ship, Odyssey of the Seas, the cruise line held a Caribbean-inspired naming ceremony in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Brown, the first Bahamian paratriathlete to compete in the Paralympic Games qualifiers, bestowed a blessing of safekeeping on the ship.

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