Royal Caribbean Cancels Cruises Including Surprise Destination - Cruise Ship News
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The creator discusses recent cruise cancellations announced by Royal Caribbean, noting that the company has canceled cruises to Canada, New England, and Alaska for the remainder of the year. This decision follows Canada's announcement that no cruise ships are permitted in its ports until the end of October. Additionally, Royal Caribbean has canceled its Hawaiian cruises for 2020. The creator explains that Hawaii has strict isolation requirements for tourists, which may contribute to these cancellations. The discussion shifts to the potential impact on other cruise lines, specifically mentioning Norwegian Cruise Line's Pride of America. Because this ship is registered in the United States, it may be subject to different regulations than other vessels. The creator concludes by expressing uncertainty regarding the CDC's future decisions and the potential for varying state-level restrictions. There is a call for the CDC to provide more clarity and advance notice to travelers and cruise lines to avoid last minute changes and financial uncertainty for those with invested vacation plans.
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Royal Caribbean has cancelled the cruises further out for the rest of this year to Canada and New England and Alaska
they've also canceled Hawaii cruises on the west coast Royal Caribbean will no longer have any Hawaiian cruises for 2020
Hawaii is actually has more restrictions on that state than any other state in the United States
the waiting around and the unknown that is really causing havoc with a lot of people
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