Cruises

The 2020 Alaska cruise season had been questionable since mid-May, when the CDC put a “pause” to all large cruise ships through the end of July, due to COVID-19.  However, …

Back in March, Canada banned cruise ships that carried more than 500 passengers from making port calls. That action, due to the coronavirus pandemic, was going to continue until at …

In the 20+ years that Disney Cruise Line (DCL) has been sailing, it’s become a favorite for many. Over the years, it’s grown from 1 ship to 4, and its …

When coronavirus became a large issue on cruise ships, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention posted a No Sail Order, effective March 14, 2020, that would last 30 days. …

The cruise industry is a very mixed bag right now. There are some cruise ships that are still trying to get their crew home. Others are all ready to start …

After weeks of travel, negotiations, closed ports, and starting all over again, the final 4,000 cruise ship passengers, some of them at sea since January, finally disembarked on April 20th …

For cruise ships and their passengers that were still at sea when coronavirus took over the world, it’s been one nightmare after another. Ports closed whether ships were deemed “healthy” …

If you were planning on cruising this summer, you might want to think again. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced the extension of a No Sail Order …

The U.S. Coast Guard has instituted a new rule that states a cruise ship must treat any sick passengers and crew while onboard, as such “sick” ships must stay at …

Imagine being on a 47-day cruise since February, before COVID-19 became huge. No one on the ship is sick, and food & fuel are running low, but no place will …