It’s sounds like an impossible task: Book people on cruises during a global pandemic. Mike Ziegenbalg has done it, though. He’s the owner of a Dream Vacations travel agency franchise in northern Georgia, and he has booked 28 people on …
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The Aruba Tourism Authority today became the first to offer couples an ideal opportunity to begin planning and booking their dream destination weddings and honeymoons for 2021, complete with the assurance that they can postpone their special event due to …
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A “back-to-normal” survey conducted by Sports and Leisure Research Group compared travel and leisure attitudes in September 2001 and July 2009 to today—and it found that a majority of Americans who took a cruise in the past year would go …
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PORT CANAVERAL, Fla. — Carnival Cruise Line announced earlier this month that it plans to resume sailings this summer, and it appears there will be plenty of people ready to head to sea. On May 4, Carnival announced it will …
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Disney Cruise Line announced that its sailing suspension will be extended until July 27, according to a statement posted on its website Wednesday. The choice to idle all four of its ships was made “in line” with guidance from the U.S. Centers for …
Amber O’Hara was stuck at sea. But that didn’t ruin her appetite for another cruise. The Golden, Colo., retiree had been aboard the Azamara Pursuit for nearly two weeks when the industry decided to pause operations because of the coronavirus …
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Some folks, well, some folks just like taking matters into their own hands. And putting them on the steering wheel. As the coronavirus continues to wreak havoc on the industry, the demand for travel is slowly—slowly—creeping back up again. But …
SAN DIEGO — In recent weeks, mammoth ocean liners have been moving in and out of San Diego’s downtown harbor, a welcome sign, in normal times, of a thriving cruise industry pumping tens of millions of dollars into the local …
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The future of travel as we know is now forever changed. As many U.S. states have begun phase I of reopening amidst the global coronavirus pandemic, local Caribbean nations are also strategizing to figure out what’s next for their economies …
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