Page 10 - Conditional Sailing News Today

On April 2, 2021, the CDC finally released phase two of the Conditional Sailing Order (CSO). It has been five months since the CDC released phase one; while there are a total of five phases the cruise lines will need to work through before they are allowed to sail with guests once again. We look at why the process is taking so long, what the cruise lines have done so far, and what they will need to do in the upcoming period to enable cruises to start up again. Phase 1: Mass Testing and Lab Cap...

Norwegian Cruise Line traded higher Monday after it proposed a plan to resume operations on July 4 by requiring full vaccinations of guests and crew.

Weekly Cruise News: April 3, 2021 A significant cruise news update with the latest developments on resuming cruises and new technical instructions from the CDC. Apr 3, 2021 We’ve got a significant cruise news update with all the latest headlines from the week including those much anticipated technical guidelines for resuming cruises. Cruise News Update What week of cruise news it has been. We’ve had all kinds of new developments but of course the most significant is that the CDC has finall...

Norwegian Cruise Line has removed all June 2021 sailings from its website. Could a further suspension be on the way?

Signs That Cruises Could Start in June from the U.S. Photo Credit: Darryl Brooks / Shutterstock.com After so many postponements, not many are hopeful that we will see cruising return this June. After another round of cancelations which saw Carnival Corporation, Norwegian Cruise Line, and Royal Caribbean cancel their voyages until the start of June 2021, is it realistic that cruising will return? If we look at the signs as they stand today, it seems optimistic. Each day we are starting to see mo...

Photo Credit: Keith J Finks / Shutterstock.com In a worrying development from Disney Cruise Line, in a shareholder meeting held on March 9, Disney’s CEO said that “maybe by this fall” that limited cruise operations could resume. No Disney Cruises Until Fall? While in recent weeks there has been renewed optimism on resuming cruises, for Disney Cruise Line, it could be the opposite. Disney CEO Bob Chapek has said in an annual Disney CEO Bob Chapek said during the meeting: “We are very an...

Disney Cruise Line has only canceled sailings through May for its Port Canaveral-based ships, but Disney CEO Bob Chapek talked a little realism at the company’s annual shareholders meeting on Tuesday.

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Cruise: Latest restart plans from P&O Cruises, Royal Caribbean & more - March update Aimee Robinson Replay Video UP NEXT Cruise holidays are still off the cards for now amid an ongoing warning against cruises from the FCDO. However, some cruise insiders are optimistic cruising could return in time for the summer. "Ocean cruising in the UK, I think will happen this year," Adam Coulter, managing editor of Cruise Critic UK told Express.co.uk "But Id be really reluctant to give a d...

Around-the-world cruises costing up to $500,000 are selling out 2 years in advance as eager travelers prepare for restrictions to lift kduffy@insider.com (Kate Duffy) © Oceania Cruises Oceania Cruises Insignia ship. Oceania Cruises As people anticipate an end to the COVID-19 pandemic, some cruises are selling out well in advance. Monthlong trips with Oceania Cruises and Seabourn for 2023 have sold out. Major US cruises are set to return no earlier than May. The CDC temporari...