Covid is over now What ???

[caribill]

17 hours ago, cruzsnooze said:

The industry was so over built it was a natural correction. I see things staying the same, especially the first year to encourage passengers back who are skeptical. 

 

From one stock analyst about Carnival Corp:

 

"Carnival's booking trend shows that demand is going to return instantly once no-sail orders are lifted by the CDC."

[Daniel A]

9 hours ago, casofilia said:

Covid is over now What ???

Where in the world is "Covid Over"?   Tell that to the thousands who are still catching it every day.

At the risk of speaking on behalf of the OP, I think due to the limited number of characters able to be placed into a thread title, the OP really means, When Covid is over, what's next?  

 

Of course it could also have been written that way to be 'click bait.'

Edited April 6, 2021 by Daniel A

[casofilia]

@Daniel A

 

At the risk of speaking on behalf of the OP, I think due to the limited number of characters able to be placed into a thread title

 

Not true, there are titles with twice the number of letters there are in this one.

 

But I do agree that your title would not have produced my response.

[travelhound]

On 4/5/2021 at 8:16 AM, CineGraphic said:

Prices will go up with demand, but we currently have everything we need booked through 2022. Hopefully, by the time we start looking at 2023/2024, things will be back to normal. If not, we can always put a small deposit down with hopes that the prices will drop at a later date. That's the one unique thing about cruising, small deposits and plenty of time to pay the balance off. You can't do that with resorts or airfare!

Yup, that's a good way to look at it 👍