Cruises

The CDC’s “No Sail” order for cruises, which has been in effect since March, most recently was extended on October 1st. Dr. Robert Redfield, director of the CDC, wanted the …

The no sail order for cruise ships, which expired on September 30, has again been extended but this extension is much shorter than what CDC director Dr. Robert Redfield recommended. …

As much as airlines, hotels, etc. have suffered due to COVID, the cruise industry has also lost a ton of money. And whereas the former two have had at least …

Thanks to some modern-day cyber pirates, there could potentially be a delay for cruise lines to get the green light from the CDC to start cruising again. Or at least …

The cruising industry has been put on hold since the early days of the coronavirus pandemic. There were some early-COVID-times cruises that managed to end without anyone catching the virus …

Well, this is new. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) wants to know what we think. The CDC is currently asking for public input regarding the future of cruising. So …

Large cruise ships that service the United States are still under the CDC’s “no sail order,” most recently extended to go through September 30th. However other countries have a much …

Key West has put a referendum on its November ballot that would limit the size of cruise ships that could call on the city’s port. In the month since the …

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has extended its no sail order for all cruise ships departing from the U.S. The order had been set to expire on …

Disney Cruise Line (DCL) has launched a new option: flexible cruise dates. The new policy will allow guests to change the date of their sailing up to 15 days ahead …