CDC says No Sail Order to remain in place till November

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is not changing the No Sail Order for cruise lines any time soon despite the Cruise Line International Association’s request to lift the order early. Related – Cruise Line Association calls on CDC to open ports The order currently in place is

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Cruise Line Association calls on CDC to open ports

Cruising has been suspended in the US since early 2020 and doesn’t show signs of resuming any time soon. Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) is now calling on the CDC to open US ports and allow cruising to resume. CLIA represents most cruise lines including Disney Cruise Line. The association

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After 1 year Port Canaveral remains hopeful cruises will be able to leave port soon

It has been almost a year since the last passengers departed on a cruise from Port Canaveral, Florida. Disney Cruise Line has canceled all cruises through May and some through August. In spite of all of this, Canaveral Port Authority CEO Capt. John Murray remains hopeful that cruises will soon

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Alaska Cruise Season Cancelled for 2021 as Canadian Government Bans Cruise Ships

The Canadian Government issued a new order today that prohibits all cruise vessels in Canadian waters until February 28, 2022. This order effectively kills the Alaska cruise season. The order states that cruise vessels carrying 100 people or more are prohibited from operating in Canadian waters. Passenger vessels carrying more

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New CDC Guideline makes masks mandatory on Public Transportation including Cruises

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recently issued another guideline for travel. This new guideline mandates that masks be worn on all public transportation, including cruises. Related-CDC Classifies Cruising as Highest Risk to get COVID-19 The new order goes into effect today, February 1, 2021. It requires people

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Port Canaveral predicts $43 Million loss due to lack of cruising

Disney Cruise Line, along with the rest of the cruise industry, has been shut down in the US since March of last year. Cruise lines are trying to resume sailing but need to meet the CDC’s new health and safety requirements. Due to this ongoing shut down, Port Canaveral’s officials

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Carnival extends cancelations through April-is Disney far behind?

Carnival Cruise Line has now extended their cancelations through April 2021. The cruise line also moved the start date for Mardi Gras from Port Canaveral to May 29, 2021. “Our guests and travel agent partners continue to express their loyalty to Carnival and their desire to get back on our

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CDC Classifies Cruising as Highest Risk to get COVID-19

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently released guidelines for cruise lines to resume operations. Now the CDC is classifying cruising as the highest risk for getting COVID-19. Previously, cruising was classified as a Level 3 risk by the CDC. Now they have added a new higher level

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