The U.S. Department of State on Sunday advised U.S. citizens against traveling by cruise ship as cases of the novel coronavirus continue to spread across the world. “U.S. citizens, particularly travelers with underlying health conditions, should not travel by cruise …

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A week after extending its no-sail order through September 30, 2020, the Center for Disease Control is now seeking public input before making any further decisions on whether cruise lines can start sailing again. The government agency put a notice …

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As the novel coronavirus emerged, the cruise industry came to a screeching halt that has lasted for months, and resuming sailings will happen slowly and in regional phases with at least one U.S. line’s pause in operations already extended until December. As cruise lines …

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On the local islands, though, PDA is universally prohibited, bikinis limited to tourist areas, and men have to cover their shoulders. Not how I’d prefer to live all the time, but for a couple of days at far lower prices …

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