CARNIVAL MAKES IT EASIER TO CRUISE, FAKE CRUISE CAPTAIN BUSTED and MORE CRUISE NEWS
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The creator provides several updates regarding the cruise industry, beginning with Carnival's decision to accept non-proctored home tests for unvaccinated passengers. He discusses the balance between reducing oversight and maintaining safety protocols, noting that cruise lines must balance risk with business interests. The news also covers a milestone ceremony at a French shipyard for the Celebrity Ascent, where a coin was welded into the keel. Additionally, the creator reports that Disney is discontinuing its H2O brand soaps and lotions on cruise lines and at resorts due to a supplier going out of business. In expedition cruising, Silver Seas has opened bookings for new itineraries to Antarctica. The video concludes with a story about a man in the UK who lived a double life, posing as a successful businessman and a cruise ship captain to defraud people. This individual is facing jail time after being unable to fulfill the cruises he sold. The host also shares personal anecdotes regarding snack sharing and his recent Lego purchases.
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I've been asked several times what do I think about this isn't this ripe with the opportunity for people to game the system
I firmly believe that these Cruise Lines if they make decisions that will impact their customer base in a way where their customer base becomes sick or they die that's probably not good for their recurring Revenue model
dishonesty has its own rewards and I I think people just need to worry about doing the right thing themselves and let the dishonest people walk off their own Cliffs
I'm a free market guy I firmly believe that these Cruise Lines if they make decisions that will impact their customer base in a way where their customer base becomes sick or they die that's probably not good for their recurring Revenue model
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