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The COVID-19 pandemic kept the cruise ship industry on hold along the Alabama Gulf coast for two years. That all changed when a Carnival passenger ship sailed from Mobile this month. That’s the good news for the local tourism industry. The bad news is that cruise trips may not go on beyond this Fall.
There's a lot to do this weekend -- Mobile Chili Cook-off, Festival of Flowers, Bellingrath's Beers & Blooms, Riley Green and more! And we're losing an hour, with Daylight Saving Time. Plan ahead!!
Passenger ships are once again set to depart from the Alabama Cruise Terminal at Mobile. The new sailings come following a nearly two-year break caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Carnival Ecstasy is scheduled to leave from Mobile for a five-day trip to Cozumel.
MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — Passenger ships are once again set to depart from the Alabama Cruise Terminal at Mobile following a nearly two-year break caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, but the city's future as a cruise port is hazy.
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