Cruise News Briefs — May 28, 2021
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any cruise line that requires proof of vaccination could be charged up to five thousand dollars per passenger
83 of the shareholders rejected the compensation package which included a 2.8 million dollar bonus during a year when the company lost four billion dollars
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Cruise News Briefs for Friday, May 28, 2021. Even as several cruise lines make plans to sail out of Florida's ports, that state's governor says he will not make an exception to the newly-passed law which forbids any business from requiring proof of vaccination. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings shareholders have voted against the company’s plan to pay CEO Frank Del Rio just over $36 million for 2020. Oceania Cruises has announced return dates for three more of its ships: Riviera, Insignia, and Sirena. 0:00 Intro 00:13 Florida Governor and cruise lines clash 00:54 Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings CEO denied $36M salary 01:23 Three additional Oceania Cruises ship plan a return to sea in 2021 01:54 Thursday's stock report » More cruise news: https://bit.ly/3vtCFub » Subscribe to Cruise Radio: https://bit.ly/3vzpkAw Connect with Cruise Radio online! Twitter: @CruiseRadio Facebook: /CruiseRadio Instagram: @CruiseRadio Email: doug@cruiseradio.net Cruise Radio News with Doug Parker delivers daily newscasts, breaking news updates, in-depth analysis and coverage of the cruise industry, engaging stories, video coverage, and original journalism that goes behind the headlines. You'll also find behind the scenes videos and cruise ship and port tours. Cruise Radio News is a production of Cruise Radio. #cruise #cruising #travel