CRUISE NEWS - CRUISES CANCELLED AND WORRY OVER ALASKA
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The creator discusses the increasing number of cruise lines canceling voyages to Russia, specifically mentioning St. Petersburg. Several major companies including Fred Olsen, MSC, Carnival, Princess, Holland America, Norwegian, and Oceania have already stopped these sailings. The creator notes that Royal Caribbean and Celebrity cruise lines have not yet made similar announcements but suggests such a move would be a positive gesture in support of Ukraine. The video also provides an update on Crystal Cruises, explaining that while the ships were seized and are being put up for sale, the crew members are being paid through insurance and many have been flown home. Finally, the creator addresses the regulatory situation in Canada regarding Alaska cruises. The creator expresses frustration with the Canadian government's requirement that one hundred percent of passengers and crew be fully vaccinated. This policy is criticized for lacking clarity regarding children and for being inconsistent with international standards and other travel regulations within the country.
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i think royal caribbean and celebrity will probably have that announcement coming up fairly shortly
the crew members i think 150 of them or 250 were flown home already
canada has come out and said 100 percent and it still makes no sense whatsoever
hopefully the cruise lines talk some sense into our federal government
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