Martina is one of our formed cremembers, she started as photographer back in 2017 and now is a broadcast technician for Royal Caribbean International. She explained on her YouTube channel what quarantining onboard a cruise ship is like and how minimum manning operations are conducted during the pandemic. She is is currently onboard the Serenade …
VesselsValue, a UK-based maritime data provider, has created a calendar to show how the cruise industry has been affected by the coronavirus. The infographic shows the industry from January 2020 – when the total number of COVID-19 cases in the world was not clear while cruise sailings were at a “record high” – to November 2020, which …
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Our former crew member Martina Aranguren started her career onboard as a photographer back in 2017. In the below video, that was officially shared by Royal Caribbean Group, she speaks about what to expect onboard on this “new normal”. Looking for guidance on what to expect while traveling back to work safely? We are here …
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At Royal Caribbean International, our guests and crew’s safety and well-being are always our top priorities. After further consulting with our partners at Cruise Lines International Association and in conjunction with the CDC, we have decided to extend the suspension of sailings for our global fleet for all sailings through December 31st, 2020, excluding sailings …
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Mr. Fain believes the 74 recommendations of the Healthy Sail Panel were instrumental in getting the CDC to understand that the cruise lines had a clear path to restart cruising safely, without putting the public at risk. He point out that getting cruise ships operational again will not happen overnight. The framework established by the CDC will …
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) announced it will begin allowing cruise ships to restart cruises. The CDC announced following the expiration of the No Sail order on October 31, the agency will take a “phased approach to resuming cruise ship operations in U.S. waters.” . This means that cruise ships will not be …
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The Healthy Sail Panel submitted its recommendations on September 21, 2020 to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in response to a CDC request for public comment that will be used to inform future public health guidance and preventative measures relating to travel on cruise ships. The Healthy Sail Panel’s 65-plus-page report …
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“As we continue to refine health and safety protocols for our future return to service and await direction from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Disney Cruise Line has decided to further extend its suspension of new sailings. Sailings are cancelled on board the Disney Fantasy through December 6; the Disney Dream …
The health and safety of our guests, crew, and the communities we visit is our top priority. As we work with the CDC and others toward this shared goal, Royal Caribbean Group will be extending the suspension of sailings to include those departing on or before October 31, 2020, excluding sailings from China and Australia.
Royal Caribbean Group is replacing the safety drill with Muster 2.0, an entirely new approach to delivering safety information to guests, the company announced. A new way for guests to conduct the cruise ship safety drill by digital app, which will help with promoting social distancing onboard. Royal Caribbean Group is replacing one of the …
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