NEW CELEBRITY CRUISE PROTOCOLS, NEW SHIPS COMING IN 2023, AND MORE CRUISE NEWS
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The creator discusses several updates within the cruise industry, beginning with changes to Celebrity Cruises' protocols in North America and Europe. While vaccination is no longer a requirement for most sailings, certain routes to Canada and Bermuda still mandate it. The creator expresses skepticism regarding the new testing guidelines for unvaccinated guests, noting that the acceptance of unproctored rapid antigen tests presented via photo or screenshot may lead to confusion or easy falsification. Moving to economic news, the creator reports that Port Canaveral expects to see a profit of approximately 150 million dollars in 2022 following a period of financial loss and staff layoffs. The video also highlights upcoming ship developments, including Princess Cruises' new Sphere class vessel scheduled for late 2023. This ship is expected to be the largest in the Princess fleet and will utilize LNG fuel. Finally, the creator examines rumors surrounding Royal Caribbean's Icon class ships, specifically discussing a mysterious sphere-shaped feature under construction that passengers speculate could be a planetarium or a new type of theater designed to provide more thrills.
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celebrity no longer requires vaccines to cruise. they also change the pre cruise testing as well.
it's kind of getting silly now don't you think it's kind of getting silly now i do
two new designs of ships coming 2023 i cannot wait to see.
port canaveral they are finally saying that they are going to make a profit this year in 2022 of approximately 150 million dollars
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