Canada: First steps toward re-opening U.S. border
July 18, 2021
After over 16 months, Canada makes some moves toward re-opening to U.S. travelers and then the world.
After over 16 months, Canada makes some moves toward re-opening to U.S. travelers and then the world.
Confusion over use of different vaccines for two shots and different interpretations by cruise lines gum up the works for some travelers
After years of demonstrations and even what appeared to be firm action by local and national authorities to stop huge cruise ships from docking in
Norwegian Cruise lines are suing for the right to ask passengers about their vaccine status, citing the First Amendment.
Long declared dead, the lavish self-service cruise ship buffet may not be dead after all.
A Federal court ruling give Florida an apparent victory, but may hurt both Alaska and the cruise industry. An appeal is likely.
The Centers for Disease Control has just given some good news to the cruise industry and to vaccinated-and-ready-to-sail passengers: It’s safe now. After more than
With an apparent impasse between Florida, whose law, recently passed, makes it a $5000-per-passenger crime to ask anyone if they’ve been vaccinated and a cruise
A line best known recently for megaships is also entering a smaller-ship market
Not expecting that headline, were you? But it’s not a joke, it’s a nightmare for the ark’s owner (not Noah) and local authorities in Ipswich,
After over 16 months, Canada makes some moves toward re-opening to U.S. travelers and then the world.
Confusion over use of different vaccines for two shots and different interpretations by cruise lines gum up the works for some travelers
After years of demonstrations and even what appeared to be firm action by local and national authorities to stop huge
Norwegian Cruise lines are suing for the right to ask passengers about their vaccine status, citing the First Amendment.
Long declared dead, the lavish self-service cruise ship buffet may not be dead after all.
A Federal court ruling give Florida an apparent victory, but may hurt both Alaska and the cruise industry. An appeal is likely.
The Centers for Disease Control has just given some good news to the cruise industry and to vaccinated-and-ready-to-sail passengers: It’s
With an apparent impasse between Florida, whose law, recently passed, makes it a $5000-per-passenger crime to ask anyone if they’ve
A line best known recently for megaships is also entering a smaller-ship market
Not expecting that headline, were you? But it’s not a joke, it’s a nightmare for the ark’s owner (not Noah)