CRUISE LINE FIGHTS WITH RESORT, NEW DRINKS FOR CARNIVAL, MORE CRUISE NEWS
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The creator provides several updates regarding the cruise industry, beginning with Carnival Cruise Line's expansion of non-alcoholic drink options at the Alchemy bar. This change allows passengers to order popular cocktails without alcohol, providing more variety for those seeking fancy beverages without the spirits. Regarding international travel, the creator notes that China is reopening its borders to cruise ships visiting Shanghai without the requirement of a visa, which is expected to bolster Asian cruising numbers. In Hawaii, a new fifty dollar per person green fee is being considered to fund the maintenance and protection of natural areas like beaches and volcanoes. The video also covers a conflict in Nassau, where the Atlantis resort area is opposing Royal Caribbean's plans to build a new beach club. The creator suggests the opposition may be driven by business preservation rather than environmental concerns, noting that the Bahamian government intends to vet the construction strictly. The presentation concludes by inviting viewers to subscribe for more cruise news and travel tips.
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they're expanding it to include some of the most popular drinks on the ship so you know you you could get a virgin pina colada you can get a virgin this and a virgin that
Hawaii is going to become more expensive that's right Hawaii is now looking at adding a green fee taxes it's a tax
Royal Caribbean is planning Royal Caribbean Beach Club in an area in Nassau and there's a company there a business who really isn't happy about it they are fighting it tooth and mail
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