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Royal Rabbits Club’s VIP Whitelist Now Open

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London, UK / December 27, 2021 / SEAPRWire / – Royal Rabbits Club, an Ethereum-based NFT collection platform, has announced the opening of its long-anticipated VIP whitelist. A collection of 7,777 unique non-fungible tokens [NFTs], including a set of 20 legendary Monarch Rabbits, Royal Rabbits Club is offering everyone an opportunity to become a member of a growing community of people who believe, firmly, in the immense potential of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. Each Rabbit NFT is ultra-rare, unique, and based on hundreds of well-crafted elements that characterize an ideal Rabbit family. Owning any of the unique Rabbit NFTs grants holders exclusive access to the Club which, in turn, will give them access to play-to-earn games, royalties paid in Ethereum, information, online masterminds, networking events, and rewards for guests and users alike. As hitherto mentioned, holders will also become a part of a growing community of crypto enthusiasts who believe in the future of these new technologies—crypto and blockchain. With minting expected to happen soon, Royal Rabbits Club has opened its VIP whitelist—an exclusive and rare list of 650 handpicked people who will receive...

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More than 120,000 have taken cruises to nowhere, with no Covid-19 cases on board: STB

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SINGAPORE - More than 120,000 people have set sail on cruises, with no Covid-19 cases on board since the pilot programme to reboot the cruise industry began last November, said the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) on Thursday (April 1). Noting that a cruise pilot was launched last November to regain the confidence of passengers, STB's director of cruise Annie Chang said that it did so by endorsing cruise operators with rigorous hygiene measures. "Singapore's CruiseSafe standards have set a clear benchmark for our cruise partners, who have been diligent in ensuring the measures on board are adhered to," she added. On Thursday, Royal Caribbean International announced it was extending its Quantum of the Seas cruises until October this year after the cruise company saw an overwhelming demand for travel. The cruise-to-nowhere pilot began in November last year, with two operators - Genting Cruise Lines and Royal Caribbean International - given the go-ahead to offer round trips with no ports of call. Royal Caribbean said that since its first cruise in December, it has completed more than 30 successful sailings. "With more than 50,000 guests having cruised with us and zero positive Covid-19 c...