Webinar: Steps in Getting the Cruise Industry Up and Running
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the whole purpose of the day of the Seafarer this year is to acknowledge that these seafarers are key workers and they're entitled to dignity and respect
CLIA just extended its no sail order to from US ports to September 15
when cruising does resume people will see that we have put measures in place that shows that we are taking that responsibility very very seriously
it's going to be gradual it's going to be phased and part of that and is along the lines you described before where we're already starting to see some resumption of activity
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As Part of Digital Maritime Week Sponsored By: Wärtsilä Voyage Seatrade’s Anne Kalosh talks to industry experts about the next steps to get the cruise industry operational and restore customer confidence in cruising from time of booking through to returning home. What measures need to be taken, how will the embarkation, onboard and ashore experience evolve, what needs to happen and when? How can the cruise lines, port and terminal operators and supply and service chains work together to restart operations.