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    CRUISE

    Jul 24, 2020 4 minutes
    William Mayes

    COVID-19 KEEPS INDUSTRY CLOSED

    INDUSTRY NEWS

    With most of the world’s cruise ships still idle, many of the larger operators are extending their closure well into the autumn. P&O Cruises are now planning to resume sailing in October and Cunard in November.

    The entire Royal Caribbean group (including Celebrity, Azamara and Silversea) plans a staged resumption from mid-September, while Carnival companies are aiming for the end of that month. Even river ships in the USA, not covered by the CDC no-sail order, are still not operating, but American Cruise Lines is hoping to resume sailings on the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers in July.

    Around the UK, the Fred. Olsen fleet has moved from the Firth of Forth anchorage to be alongside

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