Cruise News Briefing - July 14, 2020

Name: Cruise News Briefing - July 14, 2020
Uploaded: 2020-07-14T00:00:00+00:00
Duration: 1 min 31 s
Channel: Cruise Radio News Audio Briefs
Description: Cruise News Briefing - July 14, 2020. Carnival Cruise Line's Fantasy-class flagship was reportedly sold. Carnival Corporation and the World Travel and Tourism Council team up for a public summit. And Royal Caribbean's former Monarch of the Seas arrives at the scrapyard.

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Carnival Cruise Lines carnival fantasy has reportedly been sold according to the kirsov Port Authority

the world Travel and Tourism Council in Carnival Corporation are collaborating to host a Copa 19 global scientific summit on Thursday July 23rd

royal caribbean's former monarch of the Seas arrived this scrapyard in Turkey on Monday to be dismantled

taking a look at Cruise Line stocks a down day across the board

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QWhat are the latest cruise industry news updates for July 14, 2020?

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Cruise News Briefing - July 14, 2020. Carnival Cruise Line's Fantasy-class flagship was reportedly sold. Carnival Corporation and the World Travel and Tourism Council team up for a public summit. And Royal Caribbean's former Monarch of the Seas arrives at the scrapyard.