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<title>Cruise lines still have more than 100 ships on order. Do they really need them?</title>
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<description>You might think that after a 12-month-stretch that has seen almost no cruising around the world, cruise lines would be cutting back on the number of new ships they have on order. But that hasn&#x26;#x2019;t been the case. None of the world&#x26;#x2019;s major cruise lines has canceled a single ship order since the coronavirus pandemic brought cruising to a halt in early 2020. Indeed, in what may seem counterintuitive, many major lines are plowing ahead with plans to grow cabin capacity significantly over the coming years &#x26;#x2014; even as they contend with the lingering effects of a worldwide pandemic on...</description>
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