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Carnival Cruise Line Extends Pause From U.S. Through May 2021
MIAMI, Feb. 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Carnival Cruise Line has notified booked guests and travel advisors that its pause in operations from U.S. ports has been extended through May 31, 2021.
A date for the return of guest cruising operations from U.S. ports has not yet been determined. Earlier in February, Carnival began providing more flexible options for guests booked into early summer so that they could cancel their reservation without penalty if they needed or wanted to make other plans. As it has done throughout the pause, Carnival is providing guests on cruises cancelled today the choice of a future cruise credit plus onboard credit package, or a full refund.
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Carnival Cruise Line’s much heralded return to San Diego following its departure nearly a decade ago has been canceled until at least 2023 as the company moves its planned Mexico and Hawaii voyages to Long Beach.
Before the pandemic disrupted the cruise industry and forced a shutdown of all sailings in U.S. waters back in March, Carnival had planned 34 cruise calls out of San Diego for its 2019-20 schedule that would have normally ended in June. Another 36 were scheduled for the 2021-22 season, and 37 for the 2022-23 schedule, according to the Port of San Diego.
Together, those 107 lost sailings will cost the San Diego Unified Port District $4.4 million in revenue and represent an economic hit of $214 million over three years, port officials estimate.