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80% of cruise enthusiasts would prefer to sail with vaccine requirement Sun Sentinel 23 mins ago Ron Hurtibise, South Florida Sun-Sentinel © Len Kaufman Photographer / Gov. DeSantis' insistence that cruise lines may not require vaccination of passengers clouds the future of cruising from Port Everglades, seen here on a busy day in 2013. Eighty percent of likely cruisers want to resume sailing on ships that require vaccinations, according to a survey conducted over the Memorial Day weekend by the consumer-focused travel website CruiseCritic.com. Results of the poll, which ...

The poll suggests that potential cruise line customers are not on the same page with Gov. Ron DeSantis, who is insisting that cruise lines will not be allowed to require "vaccine passports" when they resume operations from Florida.

Port Everglades could become a flashpoint in the conflict between cruise lines and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, throwing the future of cruises into uncertainty.

Port Everglades could become a flashpoint in the conflict between cruise lines and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, throwing the future of cruises into uncertainty.

Judge refers Florida’s cruise line suit against CDC to mediator Sun Sentinel 2 hrs ago David Lyons, South Florida Sun-Sentinel Cruise lines and their customers will have to wait to see if a neutral mediator can help the state of Florida and U.S. Government resolve their dispute over when and how idled cruise ships can start sailing again. A Tampa federal judge overseeing the state’s civil case against the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has referred the matter to a mediator with instructions to hear the positions of both sides before June 1. Mediators are typi...