It’s been a busy April for the global cruise industry. Here are some of the top headlines.
A number of cruise lines are planning restarts and some have required vaccines. See who they are.
Industry leaders have also called on CDC officials to drop their conditional sail order.
Check out the 40 new luxury cruise ships that are going to be entering service over the next few years. Read more.
A number of cruise ships are sailing in March, while more plan to start operations in a phased-in approach in Europe later this month. See the latest list here.
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Oct. 29, 2020
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Sep 23, 2020
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A list of cruise ships operating in November and plans for the short term future is available here.
The CDC has released a Conditional Framework for cruise operators to return to service.
The CDC has lifted its “No Sail” order in the United States and replaced it with a Conditional Framework.
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