0 shares On October 7, the United States State Department issued 15 level-four or “Do Not Travel” advisories to nations in the Caribbean. Although people may take a cruise or fly to one of the countries without facing legal repercussions, they may fail in securing travel insurance. A traveler who…
0 shares Canada will require all train, cruise, and air travelers to present proof of vaccination against Covid-19 from Oct. 30, announced the federal government Wednesday. The measure will cover people 12 and older, flying through at all Canadian airports, VIA Rail or Rocky Mountaineer trains, and cruise ships. The…
0 shares Brazil will finally allow cruise ships back into its waters starting in November, after months of failed negotiations. “We’ll have cruises this year: the cruise season is authorized,” said Brazil’s Minister of Tourism on a social media platform. The news should please major operators who complained that Brazil’s…
Cairo is a big, dirty, historic, fascinating city in northern Africa and one not to be missed. We loved discovering Cairo and all it had to offer. It’s one of the oldest cities in the world with legends both biblical and modern woven into its founding. Sitting on the legendary…
0 shares Travelers may get footloose and fancy-free on the seas. Royal Caribbean Group’s 39 cruise vessels return to service on November 1. Royal Caribbean group consists of several brands, and they encompass different ports and markets. The Royal Caribbean International brand plans a bullish launch in October with the…
0 shares Royal Caribbean International has released a debut date for its majestic Wonder of the Seas, which will be the world’s largest ship. It will initially set sail on March 4 from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and will be sailed around the Caribbean for a number of cruises before it…
0 shares Malaga, Spain is preparing to welcome back 17 cruise ships to its shores in September. AIDAstella was the first one to reach the port of Malaga and other sister ships will be visiting throughout the month. The tourism sector expects to get a boost with this new batch…
0 shares The cruise ship industry is gradually returning to normal with another milestone scheduled to be met in September, according to the Cruise Industry News. That month, more than 200 ships are scheduled to be in service, about half of how many are regularly operating during non-pandemic times. One…
0 shares Disney Cruise Lines is the latest to join the growing trend of cruise ship operators requiring passengers who will be departing Florida to be vaccinated, a newly formed group that had already included Carnival Cruise Lines and Royal Caribbean International. What sparked these moves was the Bahamas declaring…
0 shares An emergency order that was issued by the Bahamas on Thursday and that goes into effect on Sept. 3 stated that, for the most part, passengers at least 12 years old aboard cruise ships docking in the country must be vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus. The order is…