From the Telegraph https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/n...aign=DM1316790
Probably behind a paywall but one paragraph from Frank Del Rio, boss of RCI :-
"While some cruises are on the calendar for March 2021, Del Rio admitted they were unlikely to happen.
“We hope that the pandemic will ease and we can work out our differences with the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) to start in mid to late March. It’s a long shot, but I want to keep that possibility as long as I see a possibility,” he said.
Much more likely is that it will take until July, August, and September (Q3) before “the world as we know it should be open to cruising.”
According to Del Rio, cruising should be “in a good gallop” by the fourth quarter of 2021 and “the world’s fleets should be all up and running and us coming out of it” by 2022."
He is presumably an optimist not a pessimist on this subject.
Probably behind a paywall but one paragraph from Frank Del Rio, boss of RCI :-
"While some cruises are on the calendar for March 2021, Del Rio admitted they were unlikely to happen.
“We hope that the pandemic will ease and we can work out our differences with the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) to start in mid to late March. It’s a long shot, but I want to keep that possibility as long as I see a possibility,” he said.
Much more likely is that it will take until July, August, and September (Q3) before “the world as we know it should be open to cruising.”
According to Del Rio, cruising should be “in a good gallop” by the fourth quarter of 2021 and “the world’s fleets should be all up and running and us coming out of it” by 2022."
He is presumably an optimist not a pessimist on this subject.
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