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Silversea to Require All Guests to Be Fully Vaccinated Silversea Cruises will require all guests to have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19.   The cruise line said this is “in line with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s recommendations for safe international travel and in recognition of the importance of COVID-19 vaccinations in ensuring the safety of travelers.” The requirement also applies to crew members.  It joins other cruise lines have also implemented a ...

The cruises will operate on Silverseas newest ship, Silver Moon Silversea Cruises plans to sail the Eastern Mediterranean from Greece this June with its newest ship, Silver Moon, in a fully vaccinated environment. Silversea will require all embarking crew and passengers to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. The requirement will apply to all its voyages globally, apart from those departing from Australia, for which the protocol is still under evaluation. 10-day cruises include Israel ...

The CDC was not immediately available for comment. In the first 6 months of the pandemic, Florida lost $3.2 billion from the cruise industry shutdown, including almost 50,000 jobs paying $2.3 billion in wages, according to a September 2020 report from the Federal Maritime Commission. Since the CDC shut down the U.S. cruise industry last year, the states seaports have seen a decline in operating revenue of almost $300 million, and that figure is expected to reach nearly $400 million in July, the...

Apr 8th 2021, 14:05 Silversea Cruises is to resume services in the eastern Mediterranean from June 18 and will require all passengers and crew to be fully vaccinated. The 10-day round-trip itineraries from Greece will be onboard the line’s new flagship Silver Moon, and will take in calls to destinations including Santorini, Paros, Mykonos and Crete, as well as Haifa in Israel and Cyprus. They will go on general sale from April 15. The requirement for all crew and guests to be vaccinated will ...

| Silverseas Silver Cloud in Svalbard, Norway. The line is mandating Covid vaccinations for all who board its ships. Photo Credit: Silversea Cruises Silversea Cruises will resume operations in the Greek islands in June, with its new flagship vessel, the Silver Moon, offering 10-day Eastern Mediterranean itineraries starting June 18. The new itineraries, which will include calls in Santorini, Paros, Mykonos, Crete and other destinations, will be unveiled and go on general sale starting April 15....

The CDC was not immediately available for comment. In the first 6 months of the pandemic, Florida lost $3.2 billion from the cruise industry shutdown, including almost 50,000 jobs paying $2.3 billion in wages, according to a September 2020 report from the Federal Maritime Commission. Since the CDC shut down the U.S. cruise industry last year, the states seaports have seen a decline in operating revenue of almost $300 million, and that figure is expected to reach nearly $400 million in July, the...

| Updated: 2:46 p.m. At this time last year, bottled water, toilet paper and hand sanitizer were flying off grocery store shelves, and an announcement was just days away that would close all in-house service at restaurants and bars. To stop the spread of the coronavirus, common routines — cooking, eating, dining, shopping — took on uncommon traits. Now, months later, even with COVID-19 cases slowing and vaccinations accelerating, the old days and old ways may never return — and, in some ...

Gainesville artists gaze toward the Other Side Bill Dean It’s been a year now since the COVID-19 shutdown began an extremely bleak period for Gainesville musicians, who along with the rest of the country suddenly found themselves facing new realities unique to their own livelihoods and prospects, or lack thereof. Despite the mass cancellations of gigs and a general unplugging of all live performances at the time, some musicians explored other ways of coping, including playing livestream sho...

Condensed cruises can still pack a punch with stops at some of the worlds most exciting ports — even on itineraries of just a few days. Cruise lines are planning a comeback this year, after rethinking safety protocols and collaborating with the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention on ways to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 onboard. Masks and social distancing will be standard practice, and the companies are working toward onboard bubbles. Guests will only be allowed to go on ship-sponsore...

Operator Good morning. My name is Shelby and Ill be your conference operator today. At this time, I would like to welcome everyone to the Royal Caribbean Groups business update and fourth-quarter 2020 earnings call. [Operator instructions] After the speaker presentation, there will be a question-and-answer session. [Operator instructions] I would now like to introduce chief financial officer, Mr. Jason Liberty. Mr. Liberty, the floor is yours. Jason Liberty -- Executive Vice President and. Chi...