Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, parent company of Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises, said all three of its brands would extend its operations suspension through Nov. 30. The CDC last week extended its No Sail Order …
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The White House may have cleared the way for cruising to return to U.S. waters Nov. 1, but Norwegian Cruise Line won’t be going out to sea until at least December. Norwegian’s parent company, which also owns Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas …
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Costa Cruises which was the first cruise line to have two large cruise ships resume operations is now adding a third. The Costa Smeralda will join the Costa Deliziosa and the Costa Diadema back at sea. The Costa Smeralda will …
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British cruise line Cunard has opened bookings for a 118-night cruise that will travel to 16 countries starting in 2022. Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 ship will depart from New York City on January 3, 2022, and will travel to Europe, …
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I was so hopeful. A press conference with the Cruise Lines International Association (Clia) UK and Ireland to unveil new health and safety protocols that would get UK cruising back in the water. The documents themselves were impressive. Bold headlines, …
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Video Fox News Flash top headlines for October 3 It could be a while before cruises are back to normal, but if you miss the open seas, a “cruise to nowhere” might be just what you’re looking for. The Singapore …
If boarding a flight to nowhere to live out the good old days of travel is not attractive, how about a round-trip cruise sailing to nowhere? Singapore, which has not allowed port calls for cruise ships since March 13, is …
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With cruising still sidelined until October 31 after the Centers for Disease Control extended its no-sail order, some analysts think the industry could be further compromised by the news that President Donald Trump has contracted the coronavirus. The revelation caused …
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It seems like forever since I last wrote a travel column for PennLive. The truth is I haven’t had a lot to say. There has been so many changes within the industry, sometimes weekly, often daily, and always confusing. So …
President Donald Trump announced Friday morning that he had contracted COVID-19. The market tumbled early on Friday in response, and industry experts think the cruise industry could be negatively impacted. Paul Golding, an analyst at Macquarie, told Business Insider that …