Catling continued: “When the seas were a bit on the rough side, getting the guests in and out of the boats proved to be quite a challenge. “As the boat was bobbing alongside the ship, people would slip, trip and …
Portage Glacier Cruises, which operates the M/V Ptarmigan, has taken steps to reduce the chance of spreading the novel coronavirus, including removing some seating from the boat, reducing its maximum capacity by one-third to allow passengers to spread out. The …
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A tourist holds her surfboard at Kuta beach, Bali, Indonesia, Tuesday, July 10, 2007. (AP Photo/Firdia Lisnawati)
Would you still want to take a cruise if you found out the spa, pool and fitness center on the ship you’d booked would be closed for the entirety of your trip? What if you had to undergo daily temperature …
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The CEO of Carnival Cruise Line recently said in an interview that he doesn’t know when the cruise line will sail again. According to Cruise Critic, Carnival CEO Arnold Donald said there was a communication sent out erroneously that said …
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When will the Great Cruise Shutdown end? That’s the question many cruise fans are asking now as they eagerly await the day when they can get back on the high seas. The bad news, for those who are itching to …
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Although cruise holidays accounted for 25 percent of the total of the Dragonfly Traveller holiday business as of the end of 2019, the impact of the pandemic has already been felt. “COVID-19 has had a dramatic effect on the industry …
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Former U.S. prisoners of war in Japan, front row, from left, Oral Nichols, Jack Schwartz, Warren Jorgenson, Darrell Stark, Bill Sanchez and Anthony Costa in the Yokohama War Cemetery during a reconciliation trip to Japan in October 2014.
The global hotel industry is pinning its survival on the staycation. Millions of them. From Asia to Europe to America, people have been cooped up for months. Now, as lockdowns loosen, the shellshocked are emerging. Those with means desperately want …
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The United States is slowly returning to a semblance of normalcy. It won’t be long until the pale, isolated and depressed masses emerge from their dwellings, fly from coast to coast, embark on cross-country road trips and roll the dice …
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