UPDATE w/ CEO Norwegian Cruise Line | New Dining Concepts, Project Leonardo & Cruising to Cuba
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we're working very hard with government authorities we're working very hard with the manufacturers of vaccines you know to get a pipeline to allow our crew to be vaccinated
it's our hope it's our intention that cruising returns back to the way it was back in 2019
we're pretty confident that over time we'll certainly be able to vaccinate all of our crew in the future
i was just blown away by the quality of food so uh revamping about half the menu in haven you know keeping the favorites
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2020 was a long year for the cruise and travel industry, but the fact that the United States is currently administering more than 1 million COVID-19 vaccines per day is a giant step forward for a return to normal operation. While there’s been plenty of focus on cruise passengers getting vaccinated, many are wondering if crew members will need vaccinations as well before cruise lines can resume sailing. Norwegian Cruise Line President & CEO Harry Sommer joined Porthole Cruise Magazine founder and Editor-in-Chief Bill Panoff to talk about their approach to vaccinations and what they’re doing to help protect their employees along with their passengers. For the latest in cruise news visit Porthole.com