Cruise News Briefing - July 13, 2020

Name: Cruise News Briefing - July 13, 2020
Uploaded: 2020-07-13T00:00:00+00:00
Duration: 1 min 19 s
Channel: Cruise Radio News Audio Briefs
Description: Cruise News Briefing - July 13, 2020. Carnival Corporation could be ready to sail again in 30 days given the green light. Key West wants to ban mega-ships from docking at the Florida port. And A scathing report from the UK's largest travel agency blasts the government.

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What This Creator Said

Meh

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Creator's Key Takeaways

carnival corporations president and ceo arnold donald estimated that it would take about 30 days once clearance was given

key west could soon ban mega ships from docking out the popular floridian port

richard downes chairman of britain's largest travel agency blasted that country's government for advising citizens against going on a cruise

Creator's Tips & Advice

✓Check for updates on cruise resumption timelines from official sources.

Questions This Creator Answers

QWhen could cruise ships begin sailing again after CDC clearance?

QWhat changes are being considered for mega-ships in Key West?

QHow has the UK government's advice on cruises been criticized?

Topics Covered

Itinerary Route1½ Sad BaconSafety Medical2½ Sad Bacon

Port Highlights

Key West1½ Sad Bacon

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Cruise News Briefing - July 13, 2020. Carnival Corporation could be ready to sail again in 30 days given the green light. Key West wants to ban mega-ships from docking at the Florida port. And A scathing report from the UK's largest travel agency blasts the government.