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DUNLEAVY pushes for 2021 cruise season

DUNLEAVY pushes for 2021 cruise season
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Attempts To Quickly Pass CRUISE Act Blocked In U S Senate

Republican U.S. Senators Dan Sullivan of Alaska and Rick Scott of Florida attempted to advance their Careful Resumption Under Improved Safety Enhancements (CRUISE) Act on the Senate Floor on Wednesday, but Democratic Sen. Patty Murray of Washington objected, preventing the bill from passing. The CRUISE Act also was introduced by Florida Sen. Marco Rubio. It would revoke the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s current Conditional Sailing Order on cruises and require the CDC to provide COVID-19 mitigation guidance for cruise lines to safely resume operations. Similar legislation was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives by Congressman Don Young.

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Alaska joins Florida lawsuit challenging CDC guidelines, urging cruise ships be allowed to sail

Alaska joins Florida lawsuit challenging CDC guidelines, urging cruise ships be allowed to sail Megan Pacer © Provided by Anchorage KTUU-TV Cruise ship docked in Juneau ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The state of Alaska is joining a Florida lawsuit against the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in an effort to get the agency to allow cruise ships to begin sailing immediately. Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s office announced in a Tuesday press release that Alaska will join the lawsuit that was filed in early April. It challenges the CDC’s no sail order for the cruise industry. The CDC issued new guidance, also in early April, providing a framework to get cruise ships sailing safely again, but the order did not mean ships could sail immediately.

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Alaska to join Florida in suing the CDC for its job-killing pause on the US cruise industry

Alaska to join Florida in suing the CDC for its job-killing pause on the US cruise industry bchang@businessinsider.com (Brittany Chang) © Mark Thiessen/AP Photo Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy in 2019. Mark Thiessen/AP Photo Florida announced on April 8 that it would be suing the CDC to bring cruises back immediately. Now, Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy says the state will be joining Florida s lawsuit against the CDC. Alaska lost $3 billion when the CDC canceled the 2020 cruising season due to COVID-19, according to Dunleavy. Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced on April 20 that Alaska will be joining Florida in suing the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to bring cruising back.

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The murky future of the U S cruise industry

The murky future of the U.S. cruise industry US cruise industry future looks murky By Kristin Kasper | April 20, 2021 at 6:17 PM CDT - Updated April 20 at 7:09 PM WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - The future is still murky for cruise lines in the United States. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued new guidelines recently for companies on how to respond in the event of COVID-19 cases, but the agency has not yet lifted its no-sail order. State and industry leaders are still seeking clarity on a timeline for resumption. The state of Florida filed a lawsuit earlier this month against the federal government to force the reopening of the state’s cruise industry.

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