Trade War Risks for Alaska Cruises — Plus Norwegian’s Newest Ship and Royal Caribbean’s Traffic Help
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Norwegian couldn't decide if they wanted a roller coaster or a water slide so they said what the heck let's combine them and see what happens
Carnival is bringing them back now they're not going the entire fleet is not going back to the old way of doing muster
Senator Dan Sullivan has stated that he's going to try to get the Jones act lifted
Royal Caribbean is trying to help so basically what they're doing is they're for passengers on the icon of the Seas and the Symphony of the Seas on high traffic days they are going to give you free airport transfers
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Alaska cruises are under threat — and the fallout from a growing trade war between the US and Canada could shake up future sailings. In this week’s cruise update, we’ll break down why Senator Dan Sullivan’s push to lift the Jones Act waiver could cost Canadian ports millions — and what it means for Alaska-bound itineraries. Plus, Norwegian has just taken delivery of its newest ship, Norwegian Aqua, the first Prima-Plus class ship — and it’s packed with some jaw-dropping new features, including a rollercoaster/waterslide hybrid! We’ve also got updates on Carnival’s surprising return to in-person safety drills (yes, life jackets are involved), Royal Caribbean’s free airport transfers to tackle Miami’s traffic chaos, and Carnival’s one-bottle wine rule — why it exists and what it means for your next cruise. 👉 Stick around to the end to hear the story behind Carnival’s wine tradition — it’s not what you’d expect! 👍 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and drop a comment — what’s the weirdest cruise experience you’ve ever had?