The cruise industry has not sailed in the U.S. in over a year but it looks like cruises will be resuming soon! Carnival Cruise Line has announced sailings will resume out of Miami and Galveston this July. The CDC has also approved sailings to resume from Port Canaveral and Carnival
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US Cruises could start back in mid-July according to CDC
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) U.S. cruises could resume as early as July of this year. Related – New Bill seeks to override CDC’s cruise regulations to allow sailing soon Aimee Treffiletti, head of the Maritime Unit for CDC’s COVID-19 response within its Global Mitigation
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
RCC to begin cruising this June!
Royal Caribbean Cruise Line announced today that it will be resuming sailings in June! The cruise line will be offering 7-night sailings departing from the Bahamas that will stop at RCC’s private island and Cozumel, Mexico. The sailings will be on Adventure of the Seas and set sail starting June
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
Would you volunteer to go on a trial Disney Cruise?
The CDC has released guidelines for cruise lines to return to sailing. One of the requirements is for cruise lines to conduct trial cruises to test out the new protocols. The trial cruises would include crew members and volunteers rather than regular guests. Royal Caribbean Cruise Line is allowing people
Royal Caribbean May look for Volunteers for Trial Cruises
Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, along with any cruise line that wants to sail out of the US, will need to have test sailings before being able to resume regular sailings. Those trial cruises will include employees and volunteers. “We are going to be doing a series of sailings using our
Multiple Cruise Lines Cancel December Cruises
The CDC recently announced guidelines for cruise lines to resume operations. Cruise Lines will need to pass certain requirements and have test sailings before passengers can return to sailing. Cruise Lines are canceling December sailings while they prepare to return to sailing. Norwegian Cruise Lines is canceling all sailings through
VP Mike Pence Discusses No Sail Order with the Cruise Industry
Last week Vice President Mike Pence led a call with cruise industry officials regarding the No Sail Order. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Dr. Robert Redfield, Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Alex Azar, and former Utah Governor and HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt of the
Royal Caribbean Cruise Line’s New Private Island Now Open
Royal Caribbean Cruise Line’s highly anticipated Perfect Day at CocoCay is now open! It is unlike any private island the world has ever seen and the first in the cruise line’s new Perfect Day Island Collection of next-level private destinations around the world. The $250 transformation features a combination of
