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ARE CRUISE LINES CHANGING PORTS JUST TO SAVE MONEY

Just Don
Just Don
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👁️ 14K views📅 2 years ago⏱️ 9:31
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Creator's Key Takeaways

However should a cruise line be able to cut a destination after advertising it for over a year just to save money?

If they had cancelled it to save money for fuel I think they would lose because they could also be charged with false advertising.

I would certainly love to see somebody test the cruise contract and see what happens because honestly it it boggles my mind that they can write a contract that completely dissolves them of any responsibility.

Creator's Tips & Advice

✓Understand that cruise lines can change itineraries due to weather, war, or mechanical issues, and this is typically acceptable.
✓If a cruise line changes an itinerary for cost-saving reasons without clear justification, it may be considered false advertising and could be challenged in court.
✓Consider joining a class action lawsuit if you believe a cruise line has deceptive practices.

Questions This Creator Answers

QCan cruise lines change ports just to save money?
QIs it legal for cruise lines to change itineraries without notice or compensation?
QWhat can passengers do if they believe a cruise line has engaged in false advertising?

Topics Covered

Itinerary Route4 Sad BaconService CrewMehValue Pricing3 Sad BaconSafety MedicalMeh

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ARE CRUISE LINES CHANGING PORTS JUST TO SAVE MONEY? I think we can all agree cancelling a cruise stop for safety reasons like a storm or unrest in the area is ok to do. However should a cruise line be able to cut a destination after advertising it for over a year just to save money?