Curated Conversation: Port Operations in Europe
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the first protocol would be the negative publicity that was generated by the port's denying tips entry in the United States and a problem in Japan will live long in the minds of a lot of people
the second protocol has to be under health procedures and in relation to what is required for ports and what is required from a national government policy
we need to see this clear destination guidelines but also timelines when the industry can make preparation for the ships to return to the ports
we are all working hard on these new protocols we have hired a lot of outside expertise we are really looking at this scientifically
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In a series of curated conversations Mary Bond discusses what it will take to bring cruising safely back to Europe. Hear from experts within the cruise industry about where they see things changing, and join the conversation online. Mary Bond catches up with Claus Bødker, Director, Cruise Baltic; Carmen Morosan, Global Shore Excursions Manager, Intercruises; Ukko Metsola, VP, Government Relations, Europe & Asia-Pacific, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd and Captain Michael McCarthy, Chairman, Cruise Europe.