No that means thats the only number they will admit to it must be much higher ...
The ship has to get to a certain percentage of cases before she is ‘grounded’ by the CDC ‘laws’ and the ships arent sailing at full capacity ...
so if a few just walk off the ship the cruise lines arent going to be too concerned ...its about the bottom line money ...
The ship has to get to a certain percentage of cases before she is ‘grounded’ by the CDC ‘laws’ and the ships arent sailing at full capacity ...
so if a few just walk off the ship the cruise lines arent going to be too concerned ...its about the bottom line money ...
CARNIVAL is the only one of the big 3 cruise lines that seems to grasp the problem of the upcoming road to recovery.
They are getting rid of 18 ships to cut back on their expenses.
Granted Carnival is much more in debt than Nowegian and Royal, who are happy talking there way though this pandemic.
Time makes all things clear. -Tom