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Jan. 14 Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line crew members who worked without pay during the pandemic may finally be compensated. A federal judge in Miami approved a settlement agreement between the workers and the cruise line last week, paving the way for relief. After the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the cruise industry in mid-March, Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line stopped paying ship employees, and kept .
Former Carnival Cruise Ship Beached for Scrapping In India
Photo Credit: Janvi Bhuri Baraiya
Grand Celebration has been beached at the shipbreaking yard in Alang, India. While we reported already in November this might be coming, the vessel can be seen today on
our cruise ship tracker as on the beach at the facility in Bhavnagar district.
A fan favorite for short breaks to the Bahamas from Florida, the vessel had been sailing for Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line since 2014. As early as September 2020 the cruise line announced that the vessel
would return to sailing on November 4, 2020. While that date never happened due to the CDC’s no-sail-order, it is staggering to think how fast these things can change.
Delay hitting tourism revival and Dorian reconstruction Local representative says delay is hell of a dilemma
By NEIL HARTNELL
nhartnell@tribunemedia.net
A ferry provider s extended wait for the Government to approve the relaunch of its Grand Bahama service was yesterday branded crazy and embarrassing by its local representative.
James Turner told Tribune Business that Freeport entrepreneurs, and efforts to restart the island s tourism economy, were both suffering due to the near two-month wait for the Government to complete its evaluation of Baleària Caribbean s bid to resume sailing from Fort Lauderdale.
Disclosing that he has not received an explanation to-date from the Competent Authority (Prime Minister s Office) as to the reasons for the delay, Mr Turner said he had taken a break for Christmas before resuming his efforts to obtain the necessary approvals.