The CDC announced the end of its COVID-19 program for cruise ships this month.
allowing cruise lines to control the mitigation policies enacted on their own ships.
With the program cancelation, the CDC will provide guidance for the cruise ship mitigation and management of COVID-19, allowing companies to implement their own mitigation policies. “Even with concerns over rising costs and safety, travelers remain positive about and are eager to take vacations, and Alaskan cruises remain hugely popular,” Leonard said. “By lifting the COVID-19 program, the CDC is allowing the cruise industry to return to full operations, safely and reasonably managed.”
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