Carnival Cruise Line may sail by the end of 2020

Thursday, September 3, 2020

Cruise industry suffered havoc due to pandemic, but now it is coming up with fresh plans to restart services. Carnival Corporation CEO Arnold Donald mentioned that there are chances that the ship may sail from U.S. ports before the end of 2020. It has been also studied by the Cruise companies that Italy has started cruising recently and this has given hopes to the service providers. The services have to move and take necessary steps to continue functioning even when the world has experienced havoc.

Though the situation of Italy is different from that of United States, yet he added that this decision brings hope to business movement. However, Donald suggested on Cruise Radio that public should be assured that ships would not sail till adequate health facilities have been achieved and proper care is taken. Only when the risk will be reduced, the facilities will begin. But with the growing uncertainties it is studied that Donald understood it is difficult for the community of cruisers and hence he mentioned that they are slowly focusing on the possibilities of restarting the services by ensuring absolute protection to the guests. Following health safety regulations and provide absolute care to the people is priority. So following health care norms they would function.

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