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Though Minister of Transport Marc Garneau announced yesterday that Canada will be extending its cruise ship ban until Feb. 28, 2021, travel industry experts and agents believe the news will have minimal impact heading into the winter season.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has announced that it will allow its No Sail Order to expire on Oct. 31 as planned, paving the way for the resumption of cruise ship operations.

Crystal is giving travellers added peace of mind by extending its final payment and cancellation schedules for its Crystal Confidence 2.0 program.

Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours has unveiled its new 2021/2022 ‘Exotic Wonders of Southeast Asia River Cruising’ brochure, featuring exclusive experiences and new Booking and Confidence plans.

Travel advisories from governments in Canada, the U.S. and countries around the world warning against non-essential travel amid the coronavirus pandemic set off a domino effect of operations suspensions for seemingly every supplier in the travel industry.

AmaWaterways has announced the launch of its new AmaAcademy Course, as well as its second virtual Marketing Suitcase as part of its ongoing commitment to travel agent partners.

Princess Cruises is extending its pause of operations for cruises departing from Australia and New Zealand through May 31, 2021.

Carnival Cruise Lines’ Adolfo Perez is doing everything he can to help travel advisors during this difficult time. How exactly? By launching a new webcast conversation series.

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Royal Caribbean has announced an adapted winter sailing schedule for 2021-22, including new itineraries in the Caribbean, Australia and New Zealand.