Alaska 2021: Inside Passage Businesses Talk About a Devastating Season Without Cruise Tourists
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this is the port of juneau and as you can see there's absolutely no ships here at all and there's not going to be through all of summer 2021
it's been absolutely devastating i mean we normally would be hosting you know thousands of people a day we'd have a full house
we're now looking hopefully at may of 2022 so that's a 31 month stretch well over 90 um revenue loss um 96
people think of the cruise industry they think of these big massive companies in these big ships but they don't realize that every one of those ships and those businesses contract with small independent operators
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While on assignment in Juneau and Sitka in April 2021, Cruise Critic's Managing Editor Chris Gray Faust spoke with various politicians and business owners in Alaska about the devastating effects of two cruise seasons without tourists. Interviewees include the mayor of Juneau, the general manager of Red Dog Saloon and more.