Resorts World Cruises Revives StarCruises and Dream Cruises for a New Era

Resorts World Cruises Revives StarCruises and Dream Cruises for a New Era

By Manu Vardhan Kannan

Published on March 3, 2025

Resorts World Cruises has announced the grand return of two of Asia’s most legendary cruise brands – StarCruises and Dream Cruises. These iconic names, which have shaped the Asian cruise industry for over 30 years, will replace the Resorts World Cruises brand over the next three months. The transition is not just a name change but a commitment to redefining cruising with innovation and excellence. Since its launch in June 2022, Resorts World Cruises has welcomed nearly two million passengers, setting the foundation for this significant transformation. As part of this revival, the cruise line’s fleet will be rebranded, with Resorts World One being renamed Star Navigator and joining Star Voyager under the StarCruises banner, while Genting Dream will continue under Dream Cruises.

With a focus on lifestyle-driven cruising, the revamped StarCruises brand will offer an affordable yet premium experience. Guests can look forward to vibrant onboard entertainment, world-class dining, and uniquely themed experiences. The fleet will consist of mid-sized ships, designed for a more intimate and accessible voyage, catering to travelers looking for short, port-intensive itineraries. Star Navigator will begin its operations from Singapore on 7 March 2025, embarking on four-night sailings to Krabi and Penang before heading to Taiwan for an exclusive eight-month operational period starting 28 March. During this time, it will offer itineraries connecting Taiwan’s scenic coastlines with Japan and South Korea, allowing passengers to experience cherry blossoms in spring, summer seascapes, and stunning autumn foliage. Meanwhile, Star Voyager is set to sail from 26 March 2025, with seasonal homeports in Singapore, Jakarta, Melaka, Bangkok, and Ho Chi Minh City, with more destinations to be added.

Dream Cruises, on the other hand, will continue to cater to the luxury travel segment, offering sophisticated and indulgent onboard experiences. The brand will focus on delivering world-class service, spacious accommodations, and premium amenities for discerning travelers. Genting Dream, the flagship of Dream Cruises, will be homeported in Singapore year-round, providing exclusive itineraries to Malaysia and Thailand. These cruises will allow travelers to enjoy a seamless combination of a city stay in Singapore and a luxurious escape to regional destinations.

By clearly differentiating the two brands, Resorts World Cruises aims to serve distinct market segments while maintaining its leadership in the Asian cruise industry. This transition is a bold step forward, reinforcing its commitment to providing exceptional world-class cruise experiences that blend tradition with modern innovation. With refreshed branding, expanded itineraries, and an enhanced focus on guest satisfaction, StarCruises and Dream Cruises are set to redefine cruising in Asia, bringing a new era of travel for millions of passengers.


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