Princess just cancelled sailings for 60 days.

[BillDz]

1 minute ago, blcruising said:

But younger people can contract the virus and contribute to the spread.

And the risk of infection is almost secondary to the operational and business risks, e.g. getting quarantined in foreign ports, being denied docking, whole countries like Italy being shut down with zero notice, flight shutdowns between EU and US, etc.

 

A cruise line that shuts off service now loses a known amount of money. A large amount. But by continuing to operate, they lose an unknown amount, which might or might not be vastly larger.

[kelib]

French Polynesia has shut down to cruise ships till at least 4/11 which affects the Jewel sailings  

 

[LaCal]

Carnivals now turning away guests with Heath issues like diabetes, heart problems, oxygen tanks and more....Started today.  And they are Also insisting guests over 70 have a medical clearance letter from the doctor 

[Bonobochick]

Add Disney to the mix  

 

 

[jskinsd]

On 3/12/2020 at 9:07 AM, graphicguy said:

It does?  Carnival is still sailing.  Royal is still sailing.  Viking (mostly European river boats) and Princess (which has had the worst PR and infectious spread) have cancelled.  

 

Again, not sure why this is posted in the NCL forums.

Is this a NCL topic now.  And what other lines are sailing?