We are receiving a stream of emails from P&O and Cunard for cruises in 2022. Have they given up on 2021?
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Originally posted by mike, lanarkshire View PostI’d be surprised if they are giving up on 2021 but realistically, it’s going to be the latter half of 2021 before any cruise line sails again. I hope I’m wrong but we’ve been here before.
No B2B cruises are allowed.
So if your preference is for longer cruises, I would suggest 2022 is more realistic.
Annie
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Originally posted by annie, Glasgow View Post
The CDC only permits cruises of 7 days or less from US ports through November 2021.
No B2B cruises are allowed.
So if your preference is for longer cruises, I would suggest 2022 is more realistic.
Annie
Stay away from the US and ports which don't want you, and sail from Europe. Better still, Southampton.
I believe some cruises are actually longer than two weeks! In fact, get a/some back to back cruise/s going and as long as you don't get chucked off due to Covid, you can stay onboard for as long as the wallet allows!
Personally, two weeks max for us at the moment.
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Originally posted by Mrs M View Post
Here's a radical idea.
Stay away from the US and ports which don't want you, and sail from Europe. Better still, Southampton.
I believe some cruises are actually longer than two weeks! In fact, get a/some back to back cruise/s going and as long as you don't get chucked off due to Covid, you can stay onboard for as long as the wallet allows!
Personally, two weeks max for us at the moment.
I am hopeful that they will all go ahead. Fingers crossed.Jill
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Originally posted by JohnR, Chippenham View PostWe are receiving a stream of emails from P&O and Cunard for cruises in 2022. Have they given up on 2021?
Cruise industry to introduce tough new COVID-19 measures when ban lifts in December - ABC News
Annie
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I was looking to transfer my cancelled PO Easter cruise to September . The price has really increased. I am not prepared to pay the price PO are asking. I have gone for a refund. Let’s wait and see how long I wait. So based purely on price for the months I can travel at the moment I have given up on cruising for 2021. If prices change when we can travel again .I will look to book then.We are not loyal to anyone cruise line, our choice is usually based on itinerary . My gut feeling is all the cruise lines will have to reduce their prices to encourage people to book .As a lot of people will be nervous to cruise next year. In the same way people will feel nervous about flying . Stay safe everyone 🌲
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Originally posted by annie, Glasgow View Post
News from Australia which may be of interest to those with a bucket list (Not everyone I know JC!)
Cruise industry to introduce tough new COVID-19 measures when ban lifts in December - ABC News
Annie
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Originally posted by mike, lanarkshire View PostI’d be surprised if they are giving up on 2021 but realistically, it’s going to be the latter half of 2021 before any cruise line sails again. I hope I’m wrong but we’ve been here before.don't want to work, just want to cruise.
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