"Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas: A Sustainable Obsession for South Florida Soccer Fans"

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The Icon of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship, is set to debut on January 27, boasting extravagant amenities and marking the cruise industry's rapid resurgence. Despite its appeal to younger travelers and repeat cruisers, the industry faces criticism for its environmental impact and labor practices. While cruise companies promise greener futures, activists and some local governments are pushing back, citing the industry's history of environmental violations and leveraging flags of convenience.
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