CRUISE NEWS UPDATE: What Has Happened? Royal Caribbean Mistake, Carnival Cruise Ship Issue & MORE!
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The video provides several updates regarding the cruise industry, including sea trials, technical issues, and changing health protocols. Royal Caribbean's upcoming world's largest cruise ship has completed four days of sea trials covering 1550 nautical miles to ensure seaworthiness. Meanwhile, the Carnival Panorama is experiencing itinerary changes due to issues with its maximum cruising speed, resulting in a cancelled call at Cabo San Lucas. Regarding health regulations, Disney Cruise Line is implementing new vaccination requirements for guests sailing to the Bahamas. The creator also highlights a communication error by Royal Caribbean, which initially incorrectly informed back-to-back cruisers that they must pack their bags and leave the vessel between sailings. The company later apologized and clarified that testing will occur on board. Finally, the report covers restart plans for Princess Cruises and Holland America Line, noting that several vessels will return to service in 2022, though some previously scheduled grand voyages have been cancelled as a result of these scheduling shifts.
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with our last back-to-back update we provided the wrong information and apologize for the confusion
guests who sail on back-to-back cruises must show proof of full vaccination against coving 19
wonder of the seas went as fast as 24 knots while out at sea which is 2 450 feet per minute
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