5 UNEXPECTED POSITIVE THINGS ABOUT CRUISING RIGHT NOW *this surprised me*

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The creator discusses several unexpected positive aspects of cruising during the current period of travel. She begins by highlighting the benefit of reduced passenger capacity, which leads to more available space at bars, easier access to deck chairs, and less crowding in dining rooms. The creator also notes that service levels are exceptionally high, as crew members are highly appreciative of passengers who continue to sail. Regarding health and safety, she points out that the cruise industry has been proactive with testing and vaccination protocols, noting that statistically there are fewer cases on ships than on land in America. The cleanliness of ships is another highlighted benefit, with the creator observing that vessels are sparkling and that increased hygiene vigilance may reduce common ailments like norovirus. Finally, she describes a surprising sense of kindness and appreciation among both guests and crew. She concludes that being on a ship feels like an escape from real world divisiveness, where people are more understanding and grateful for the opportunity to travel.
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the best thing i think about sailing right now is the extreme reduced capacity
the service on a cruise right now is just amazing
covid safety now for some reason cruising continues to get a little bit of a bad wrap on this completely undeserved
people were so kind and were appreciative on the ship and appreciative by the way about traveling as well
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