With no end to the coronavirus pandemic in sight, Norwegian Cruise Line has announced the company’s ships will remain empty of passengers through October.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had set a non-sail order through Sept. 30.
Click here for the CDC’s guidance for cruise lines during the coronavirus pandemic.
Norwegian will not embark on voyages through Oct. 31, USA Today reported; neither will Regent Seven Seas Cruises nor Oceania Cruises.
The company made the announcement Wednesday morning.
Your health & safety is our #1 priority – both on and off our ships. We have made the decision to further suspend cruise...
Posted by Norwegian Cruise Line on Wednesday, July 29, 2020
Princess Cruises also extended its sail suspension past the CDC’s recommended restart date. The company is expected to begin trips around Dec. 15.
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Due to the continued progression of COVID-19 and related decisions of governments, health authorities,...
Posted by Princess Cruises on Wednesday, July 22, 2020
Royal Caribbean is planning to resume trips on Oct. 1 but some voyages have been canceled. Click here for the latest.
Carnival Cruise Lines has canceled many trips, some as far out as April 2022. Click here for the complete list.
Disney Cruise Lines has canceled some trips through Sept. 30 with the Disney Magic cruise canceled through Oct. 2. Click here for the latest.
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