Windstar Cruises is extending its temporary suspension of operations until June 30, 2020, due to the continued effects of COVID-19 and travel restrictions by multiple governments. “The health and well-being of guests, crew, land-based employees and people in the communities …
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The worldwide pandemic of coronavirus (COVID-19) is an evolving situation, and every day new changes are made to travel restrictions, business operations, and medical protocols. The cruise industry is no exception to those changes. In just a few weeks, cruises …
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Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, the world’s third-largest cruise company, has reportedly hired investment bank Goldman Sachs to help shore up its finances as it deals with the cruise industry’s standstill amidst the coronavirus crisis. As Reuters reported on Saturday, the …
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Carnival Corp.’s U.S. brands (Carnival, Holland America Line, Princess, Cunard, Costa and Seabourn) will maintain travel agencies’ current commission rates for 2021, regardless of whether they meet the necessary criteria this year. Carnival Cruise Line’s senior vice president of global …
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© Provided by Cedar Rapids KCRG-TV CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) – The Coronavirus pandemic hit the cruise industry hard. Some passengers were stranded, or infected with the virus on a cruise. It also canceled a lot of upcoming cruises. Many …
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4-20-20 The Centers for Disease Control just extended the no-sail order for cruise ships another 100 days. Operationally, that means that most of the summer cruise schedule has been cancelled. Many lines have suspended their schedules until November. But the …
It’s been rough for cruise line stocks since Carnival (NYSE:CCL) (NYSE:CUK), Royal Caribbean (NYSE:RCL), and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NYSE:NCLH) have been accused of being floating Petri dishes during the coronavirus crisis. There is no clear timeline for when vessels will start sailing again, and it’s unclear …
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The Celebrity Solstice was given a civic reception when it docked in Newcastle in 2014. The lord mayor wore his robes and chains and personally welcomed passengers to the city; such was the pageantry required for a destination to impress …
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That could spell new demand for smaller operators that can weather the storm, such as expeditions and river cruises, according to CruiseTipsTV’s Griffiths. Indeed, Steve Ebsworth, co-founder and CEO of luxury yacht operator Rascal Voyages, thinks the pandemic could accelerate a …
More robots, fewer buffet lines: You will cruise again, but it will look very different Read more »