Is this 2022 world cruise itinerary the same as the cancelled 2021?

[whogo]

This itinerary does not look familiar to me, but a world cruise in 2021 was out of the question for us and I have a lousy memory. The route only dips into the southern hemisphere to visit the Amazon. The stops at the WWII islands of Chuuk, Guam, Saipan, and Okinawa appeal to me and we have not yet transited the Panama or Suez canals.  We have no desire to return to China, the pollution was terrible in the 80's and has only gotten worse. Your thoughts?

 

Jan 3     Monday     Ft. Lauderdale, FL     embark     5:00 PM
Jan 7     Friday     Scarborough, Tobago, Trinidad & Tobago     8:00 AM     5:00 PM
Jan 9     Sunday     Devil's Island, French Guiana     8:00 AM     5:00 PM
Jan 10     Monday     Cruising the Amazon River     --     --
Jan 11     Tuesday     Macapa, Brazil     6:00 AM     10:00 AM
Jan 12     Wednesday     Alter do Chão, Brazil     11:00 AM     6:00 PM
Jan 13     Thursday     Boca da Valeria, Brazil     7:00 AM     2:00 PM
Jan 14     Friday     Manaus, Brazil     8:00 AM     5:00 PM
Jan 15     Saturday     Parintins, Brazil     10:00 AM     6:00 PM
Jan 16     Sunday     Santarém, Brazil     8:00 AM     5:00 PM
Jan 17     Monday     Cruising the Amazon River     --     --
Jan 20      Thursday     Saint George's, Grenada     8:00 AM     5:00 PM
Jan 22     Saturday     Oranjestad, Aruba     8:00 AM     5:00 PM
Jan 24     Monday     Panama Canal Transit-Cruise Only     --     --
Jan 26     Wednesday     Quepos, Costa Rica     8:00 AM     6:00 PM
Jan 30     Sunday     Puerto Vallarta, Mexico     8:00 AM     5:00 PM
Feb 6     Sunday     Hilo, Hawaii, Hawaii     7:00 AM     10:30 PM
Feb 7     Monday     Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii     8:00 AM     8:00 PM
Feb 8     Tuesday     Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii     7:00 AM     5:00 PM
Feb 14     Monday     Majuro, Marshall Islands     8:00 AM     5:00 PM
Feb 17     Thursday     Chuuk, Micronesia     8:00 AM     5:00 PM
Feb 19     Saturday     Guam, Guam (U.S. Territory)     8:00 AM     5:00 PM
Feb 20     Sunday     Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands     8:00 AM     5:00 PM
Feb 24     Thursday     Ishigaki, Ishigaki Island, Japan     8:00 AM     5:00 PM
Feb 25     Friday     Naha, Okinawa, Japan     8:00 AM     11:00 PM
Feb 28     Monday     Tokyo, Japan*     8:00 AM     --
Mar 1     Tuesday     Tokyo, Japan     --     6:00 PM
Mar 2     Wednesday     Shimizu, Japan     7:00 AM     2:00 PM
Mar 3     Thursday     Kobe (Osaka), Japan*     8:00 AM     --
Mar 4     Friday     Kobe (Osaka), Japan     --     5:00 PM
Mar 5     Saturday     Scenic cruising Kanmon Strait     --     --
Mar 6     Sunday     Fukuoka (Hakata), Japan     8:00 AM     5:00 PM
Mar 8     Tuesday     Dalian, People's Republic of China     8:00 AM     5:00 PM
Mar 9     Wednesday     Beijing (Xingang), People's Republic of China*     8:00 AM     --
Mar 10     Thursday     Beijing (Xingang), People's Republic of China     --     6:00 PM
Mar 13     Sunday     Shanghai, People's Republic of China*     8:00 AM     --
Mar 14     Monday     Shanghai, People's Republic of China     --     6:00 PM
Mar 17     Thursday     Hong Kong, People's Republic of China*     8:00 AM     --
Mar 18     Friday     Hong Kong, People's Republic of China     --     3:30 PM
Mar 20     Sunday     Da Nang (Hue), Vietnam     8:00 AM     11:00 PM
Mar 22     Tuesday     Ho Chi Minh City (Phu My)     6:00 AM     6:00 PM
Mar 24      Thursday     Singapore, Singapore*     8:00 AM     --
Mar 25     Friday     Singapore, Singapore     --     5:00 PM
Mar 29     Tuesday     Colombo, Sri Lanka     8:00 AM     11:00 PM
Apr 1     Friday     Mumbai (Bombay), India*     6:00 AM     --
Apr 2     Saturday     Mumbai (Bombay), India     --     5:00 PM
Apr 5     Tuesday      Fujairah, UAE     8:00 AM     6:00 PM
Apr 6     Wednesday     Dubai, UAE     7:00 AM     11:00 PM
Apr 7     Thursday     Abu Dhabi, UAE     8:00 AM     11:00 PM
Apr 9     Saturday     Muscat, Oman     8:00 AM     6:00 PM
 Apr 11     Monday     Salalah, Oman      8:00 AM     5:00 PM
Apr 16     Saturday     Al 'Aqabah (Petra), Jordan*     7:00 AM     --
Apr 17     Sunday     Al 'Aqabah (Petra), Jordan     --     11:00 PM
Apr 19     Tuesday     Transit Suez Canal-Cruise Only     --     --
 Apr 20     Wednesday     Ashdod (Jerusalem), Israel     8:00 AM     11:00 PM
Apr 21     Thursday     Haifa (Tel Aviv), Israel     8:00 AM     10:30 PM
Apr 23     Saturday     Kusadasi (Ephesus), Turkey     8:00 AM     6:00 PM
Apr 24     Sunday     Scenic Cruising the Dardanelles     --     -- Istanbul, Turkey*     4:00 PM     --
Apr 25     Monday     Istanbul, Turkey     --     4:00 PM
 Apr 26     Tuesday     Mykonos, Greece     11:00 AM     11:00 PM
Apr 27     Wednesday     Athens (Piraeus), Greece     7:00 AM     5:00 PM
Apr 29     Friday     Naples (Pompeii/Amalfi), Italy     8:00 AM     7:00 PM
May 2     Monday     Málaga (Granada), Spain     7:00 AM     5:00 PM
May 5     Thursday     Ponta Delgada, São Miguel, Azores, Portugal     8:00 AM     5:00 PM
May 12     Thursday     Ft. Lauderdale, FL     7:00 AM     Disembark

[RuthC]

I like parts of the itinerary, but not all of it. I do wish the segment ports had been listed, as I could get interested in taking one. 
However, since this is going to combine passengers who wanted either the '21 or '22 cruise, then there might not even be room for segment passengers. 

[Roz]

I'm surprised at the number of cruise lines - Princess, Cunard, Costa, Regent, etc. - who are still showing a 2021 World Cruise.  How would that even be possible?

[RuthC]

3 hours ago, Roz said:

I'm surprised at the number of cruise lines - Princess, Cunard, Costa, Regent, etc. - who are still showing a 2021 World Cruise.  How would that even be possible?

Wishful thinking? 

[KirkNC]

HAL would be showing it as well if they had not sold the Amsterdam.

[shebag]

To answer the question, yes it is the same as the 2021 itinerary.   It may change as time goes on.

[hotzej]

I would think, depending on the world situation, that some if, not all of China may be eliminated.

 

Jane/Bill

Edited August 10, 2020 by hotzej
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[rafinmd]

8 hours ago, Roz said:

I'm surprised at the number of cruise lines - Princess, Cunard, Costa, Regent, etc. - who are still showing a 2021 World Cruise.  How would that even be possible?

Princess and Regent, no way.  European lines may be in a bit better place as they seem to have Covid better controlled than we do so there may be a chance.  Costa looks like the more likely because they do not visit the US until perhaps mid-April.  Cunard is more problematic.  They do not visit the US but would have problems with Australia in February.  I don't think they would be able to accommodate Americans on either cruise.

 

Roy

[whogo]

On 8/10/2020 at 4:11 PM, shebag said:

To answer the question, yes it is the same as the 2021 itinerary.   It may change as time goes on.

Thanks, shebag.

 

On 8/10/2020 at 9:36 AM, RuthC said:

I like parts of the itinerary, but not all of it. I do wish the segment ports had been listed, as I could get interested in taking one. 
However, since this is going to combine passengers who wanted either the '21 or '22 cruise, then there might not even be room for segment passengers. 

Wouldn't it be something if they filled the whole ship with full world cruisers? 

[RuthC]

5 hours ago, whogo said:

Wouldn't it be something if they filled the whole ship with full world cruisers? 

I wouldn't be surprised if they did, or at least came close to it. Some people take the full cruise every other year, so there are two separate groups going for the same cruise this time. 
What I find amusing, though, is that some of those biannual cruisers will be going for their same regular cabins. Could it get contentious? 

[Cruise NH]

On 8/10/2020 at 6:59 PM, hotzej said:

I would think, depending on the world situation, that some if, not all of China may be eliminated.

 

Jane/Bill

 

Hope not!  China is a highlight!

[Horizon chaser 1957]

6 hours ago, whogo said:

 

Wouldn't it be something if they filled the whole ship with full world cruisers? 

That’s basically what happened with the 2020.

Mind you, that didn’t exactly end well for any of us, come to think of it,🤔