CDC Extends Conditional Sailing Order Until Early 2022
CDC to extend the Conditional Sailing Order into January 2022, a voluntary program coordinating with cruise lines will then take over.
Source: cruisehive.com
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Carnival Cruise Line to Accept Guests With Mixed Vaccines
Carnival Cruise Line updates its protocols to accept guests with mixed vaccines effective on sailings as of October 24, 2021.
Source: cruisehive.com
Popularity of Cruising At Pre-Pandemic Levels
According to a survey, cruisers are eager to travel again, with many booked on future sailings, higher than pre-pandemic levels.
Source: cruisehive.com
CDC Makes Multiple Changes to Its Conditional Sailing Order for Cruise Ships
The CDC makes changes to its Conditional Sailing Order, including cruise lines to reconsider face mask policies.
Source: cruisehive.com
CDC Cruise Order Decision Reversed After Florida Appeals to U.S. Supreme Court
CDC Cruise Order Decision Reversed After Florida Appeals to U.S. Supreme Court The CDC cruise order decision has been reversed after Florida appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court to allow cruise ships to disregard CDC requirements. Photo Credit: Tverdokhlib / Shutterstock.com The State of Florida has once again been successful in its ongoing dispute with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Conditional Sailing Order. The state went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court to appeal an earlier decision that favored the CDC to keep its order on cruise ships in place in Florida.
Source: cruisehive.com