Adapting to Crisis

Cruisers Tell the CDC: Let Us Back on Board

Cruise lines have extended their pause until at least November, but some people are ready to get back to sea now

Cruise lines have suspended operations through at least Oct. 31.Kacy Burdette
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By Ryan Barwick

August 17, 2020

Fans of the cruising industry can now air their grievances about the federal No Sail Order issued in March directly to the government agency that issued it.

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Ryan Barwick

Ryan is a brand reporter covering travel, mobility and sports marketing.

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