BIG CRUISE UPDATE: Royal Caribbean, NCL, Carnival and more!!
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The creators provide a comprehensive update on the current state of the cruise industry amidst ongoing pandemic concerns. They begin with Royal Caribbean, noting that shoreside workers have returned to Port Miami and discussing potential changes to muster drills via mobile apps. The report also mentions potential delivery delays for new ships due to shipyard issues. Regarding Norwegian Cruise Line, the video details upcoming changes such as social distancing protocols, pre-reserved arrival times, and the transition from buffets to full service dining. Carnival is discussed in the context of safety concerns regarding August sailings and the successful repatriation of crew members in Dubrovnik. The summary continues with Disney Cruise Line, which has canceled its 2020 Alaska and Europe seasons following government mandates. MSC has also extended its cancellations through July, while Cunard has suspended all operations until the end of November. The creators conclude by observing a trend of cruise lines pushing sailings further into the winter season due to continued uncertainty regarding international travel and border safety.
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Royal Caribbean told Wall Street that the corona virus and shipyard delays will result in delivery delays of new ships previously planned for this year and next year
Norwegian Cruise Line said that social distancing onboard ships will be important and this will begin before you even board the ship at the terminal
Carnival has announced that they have suspended all cruises until the end of November
Disney have canceled all the 2020 cruise season in Alaska and Europe
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