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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said they are "committed" to allowing cruise ships to resume passenger operations in mid-summer, the agency...
It has been more than a year since cruises stopped sailing in U.S. waters due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Britons could be given fortnight's notice of potential 'green list' changes Emma Featherstone, Hugh Morris Holidaymakers could be given two weeks’ notice if a country is at risk of being removed from the quarantine-free travel “green list”, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said today. Mr Shapps said the Government “would flag perhaps a couple of weeks in advance” if a country could change category under the “traffic light” system for the resumption of overseas travel. The Transport Secretary, who made the comments while speaking to MPs, also confirmed there w...
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A report from the Center for Disease Control has advised that cruises can resume if 98% of crew and 95% of passengers are fully vaccinated.
Earlier this month, the state of Florida filed a lawsuit against the federal government demanding that cruise ships be allowed to start sailing immediately. In announcing the lawsuit, which Alaska has since joined, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said the no-sail order is outdated and hurts the state as the industry generates billions for the economy and employs tens of thousands of Floridians. Gov. Ron DeSantis announces that Florida is suing the federal government and the CDC to allow cruises to reopen. The CDC on April 2 had issued new guidelines for companies on how to respond in the eve...