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One year since the last US cruise, what s in the waters ahead? - U S

One year since the last US cruise, what s in the waters ahead? - U S
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It s been one year since the last US cruise What s in the waters ahead?

It’s been one year since the last US cruise. What’s in the waters ahead? Taylor Dolven, Miami Herald © Carl Juste/Miami Herald/TNS Cruisers disembark from the Carnival Sensation at PortMiami on March 9, 2020, one day after the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advised all Americans to avoid cruise ships because they are exceptionally dangerous for COVID-19 spread. MIAMI A COVID-oblivious zombie driving down the MacArthur Causeway might assume the cruise industry is doing well. Every day, ships arrive at or depart from PortMiami. At times the port is as full of ocean liners as it would be on a prepandemic winter day.

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Cruise is coming home: UK voyages on offer as lines scrap overseas sailings

Major operators have announced plans for holidays in home waters this summer 18 March 2021 • 2:18pm Cruise ships have been a familiar sight off the English coast since last year – will there be more of the same in 2021? Credit: FINNBARR WEBSTER/GETTY Cruise holidays are returning to UK shores with a series of voyages in home waters intended to be “a highlight of British summer time”. P&O Cruises, Princess, Cunard, Viking and Fred Olsen have scrapped planned overseas itineraries and are replacing them with short-break and week-long cruises around Britain. P&O Cruises president Paul Ludlow said: “We cannot wait to give our guests a much-deserved holiday. Our staycations will provide the ultimate escape and we hope they will be a highlight of British summer time.”

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