Having changed my Ventura cruise which is still going out of Southampton on Tuesday next week, to October 2021, amazingly doing exactly the same itinerary, how does everyone think the cruise prices will go. We have had to pay another £272 for the exact same cabin on the same Select basis on the same ship doing the same itinerary for next year.
What are your thoughts on whether the cruise industry will be so desperate for money, they will discount massively to get people cruising with confidence again, or the prices will sky rocket because they need to make some of this lost revenue back in 2021?
The cruise next Tuesday would have gone to Portugal Spain and Gibraltar - all ports we have done a million times (slight exaggeration there), but I know that most of the ports are now closed to cruise ships, so those who are not cancelling, I think will be on a permanent sea day for 11 nights.
I am wondering how the cruise industry will fare and whether they will be able to recover from this. Will we be winners or losers in the price war?
What are your thoughts on whether the cruise industry will be so desperate for money, they will discount massively to get people cruising with confidence again, or the prices will sky rocket because they need to make some of this lost revenue back in 2021?
The cruise next Tuesday would have gone to Portugal Spain and Gibraltar - all ports we have done a million times (slight exaggeration there), but I know that most of the ports are now closed to cruise ships, so those who are not cancelling, I think will be on a permanent sea day for 11 nights.
I am wondering how the cruise industry will fare and whether they will be able to recover from this. Will we be winners or losers in the price war?
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