CRUISE NEWS - WILL THE CRUISE LINES HAVE TO SHUT DOWN

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The creator addresses concerns regarding whether the cruise industry will face shutdowns due to the spread of the Omicron variant. He argues that a total industry shutdown is unlikely because studies suggest the variant is less likely to cause serious illness or hospitalization compared to previous strains. While he expects cruise ships to continue sailing, he predicts temporary changes such as smaller Caribbean nations denying port access, increased mask mandates, and more sea days instead of port visits. The creator notes that cruise lines might consolidate ships to maintain profitability if passenger numbers drop. He also highlights positive signs, including the CDC's response to a recent ship turnaround and President Biden's announcement that the country is not returning to the lockdowns seen in early 2020. Ultimately, the creator concludes that while there may be operational delays or changes to itineraries, the industry is expected to remain open.
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i think the ships are going to continue sailing i don't think the cdc is going to shut down the cruise line industry
we are not going back to march of 2020 no we're not going to return to there things have changed
2022 as far as bookings were concerned was record high record high and even more so in 2023
the cdc seems to also kind of realize that and are just saying no uh you know we gotta live with it everybody it's time to start living with it now
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