Cruise Nightmare: Cruise Passenger Bit

Use code LALIDOLOCA at the link below to get an exclusive 60% off an annual Incogni plan: https://incogni.com/lalidoloca A Norwegian Cruise Line passenger is suing after allegedly being bitten by a swimming pig during a Bahamas shore excursion. Jason Gordon says the incident happened while sailing aboard Norwegian Escape and visiting Great Stirrup Cay—and that the bite led to stitches, antibiotics and precautionary rabies treatment. Does NCL have a responsibility to warn passengers that an animal encounter could become dangerous? We also discuss the updated U.S. State Department travel advisory for the Bahamas, including warnings involving crime, beaches, snorkeling, vacation rentals and personal watercraft. The Bahamas remains at Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution. Plus, Port Canaveral is investing $95 million to expand Cruise Terminal 10 for some of the world’s largest cruise ships. We also cover an MSC World America passenger’s cruise-laundry complaint, Disney Cruise Line’s door-decoration policy and whether it is ever acceptable to knowingly break cruise rules. Today’s cruise news: • Norwegian Escape passenger’s swimming-pig lawsuit • Great Stirrup Cay shore excursion safety • Bahamas travel advisory update • MSC cruise laundry complaint • Port Canaveral Cruise Terminal 10 expansion • Disney Wish door-decoration rules • Cruise drink-package sharing and vaping rules • Another appearance from Cruise Batman Today's episode was sponsored by Incogni #CruiseNews #NorwegianCruiseLine #BahamasCruise