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Cruise Executives and Destination Stakeholders Prepare for North American Restart at FCCA-PortMiami Return to Sail Summit

Cruise Executives and Destination Stakeholders Prepare for North American Restart at FCCA-PortMiami Return to Sail Summit
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Crew death, contract cancellations mark cruise industry restart

Crew death, contract cancellations mark cruise industry restart The most recent dash to resume luxury cruise sailings after a year-long shutdown triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic has already claimed the life of a crew member. Last week, Cruise Law News (CLN), an organization which provides legal help to victims of industry malpractice, reported a crew suicide on the Royal Caribbean Cruise Line (RCCL) Odyssey of the Seas on Tuesday evening. Although details including the name of the worker have not been released, the article, citing anonymously submitted crew reports, claims that the employee was a man from India who jumped overboard. Cruisemapper.com, a cruise industry publication, has also reported the worker’s death as a suicide.

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Florida Cruise Ship Staff Plea to Return to Work as Ron DeSantis Sues CDC

Florida Cruise Ship Staff Plea to Return to Work as Ron DeSantis Sues CDC On 4/9/21 at 7:49 AM EDT Cruise ship workers in the U.S. laid off due to the COVID-19 pandemic have pleaded it s time to get back to work, noting we have had deaths.due to heartbreak following the suspension of cruise operations in the country. Several cruise industry staff members joined Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in the Port of Miami on Thursday as he announced that the state is filing a lawsuit against the federal government and the CDC (U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) demanding that our cruise ships be reopened immediately.

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St Martin News Network - March 12 marks one-year since last commercial cruise call Cruise industry stakeholders and consumers optimistic about the future

Published: 11 March 2021 POINTE BLANCHE: - The Caribbean region as the largest cruise destination of the industry is still waiting for the resumption of the cruise, and this would also include Port St. Maarten as one of the primary ports of call in the northeastern Caribbean. Friday, March 12 marks one year since the last commercial cruise call to Port St. Maarten due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “No one initially thought that the cruise business would have been interrupted beyond a year. We have taken the time during the pandemic to further strengthen our internal compliance protocols and procedures and business resumption planning, thereby becoming more resilient, and proactive while remaining connected with our local and international stakeholders as we look forward to rebounding stronger when the resumption of cruise tourism sets sail,” Port St. Maarten Management said on Thursday.

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