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One segment of the travel industry that gets lots of press is the US ocean cruise companies like NCL or Royal Caribbean.  They have been dueling with the CDC for over a year as to when they will be allowed to sail.  Recently, the state of Florida has dictated that cruise lines can not require vaccination as a pre-requisite for boarding.  But what does that really mean?  Recently Royal Caribbean (RCCL) clarified what that means .  Here's a summary:

We were talking to our Scenic Luxury Cruises business development representative today and they told us about something new - a yacht! This is being offered by their Emerald brand and is very intriguing so we thought we share some information.

January 2021 saw some notable ocean cruise news:  Royal Caribbean sold the Azamara brand.  Let's see what this all means.

One thing we know is that how you travel in the future will be different than how you've traveled in the past.  Remember traveling before 9/11?  No TSA for example.  Well, we know things will be different based on COVID related learnings.  This post takes a look at a few examples

We thought you'd be interested in the status of Ocean Cruising in the US.  We received the following update from Cruise Week, one of the travel agent centric information providers.

What are Ocean Cruise lines doing these days?  We know they are not sailing - at least not with US passengers.  We recently received a note from Celebrity cruises that answered this exact question.  I thought I'd share the highlights with you.

Here's some random thoughts on travel as we wait out the pandemic: