Princess Cruises Extends Pause of Global Ship Operations

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Princess Cruises has announced a decision to extend the voluntary pause of its global ship operations. The company stated that while they initially hoped the global impact of COVID-19 would subside by the summer, recent developments indicate that the situation remains too challenging to fulfill their service goals. Consequently, the cruise line is canceling select voyages scheduled through the end of summer and into early fall. The company expressed sympathy for those impacted by the virus and acknowledged the significant effect these cancellations will have on employees, business partners, and local communities. For guests affected by these changes, Princess Cruises is providing details regarding refunds and future cruise credits on their official website. Additionally, the company confirmed it will protect travel advisor commissions for canceled cruises that were paid in full. The organization concluded by expressing a desire to return to normal operations and welcome guests back once it is safe to sail again.
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we've made the difficult decision to extend our pause of global ship operations and cancel select voyages through the end of summer and early fall
we are incredibly sad that this unprecedented period has had such a terrible impact across the globe
we look forward to the day when our ships sail again and we can welcome back our amazing teammates to serve our loyal guests
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