Cruise Line

In its 11th annual sustainability report, the cruise line introduces its 2030 goals, 2050 aspirations and emphasizes its commitment to decarbonization.

Guests may schedule appointments for COVID-19 viral testing from Quest Diagnostics at 1,500 locations nationwide.

While using a more measured approach to its restart of operations, the company says pricing is already higher than 2019 comparable data and full-year 2022 load factor continues to be meaningfully ahead of 2019 record levels by a wide margin.

Florida prohibited the company from requiring vaccine documentation which the company believed would enable it to resume sailing in the safest way possible.

New British cruise line sets sail with Paysafe as its payments acquirer and payment gateway provider.

Bookings are rising significantly each month with bookings for 2022 practically back to 2019 levels. Plus, on-board revenue is spiking.

Innovative health protocols include fresh air in all public spaces, industry-leading virus neutralizing air filters, virtual queues, reduced ship capacity, regular virus testing for Crew, thermal monitoring cameras and leading partnerships with AtmosAir Solutions and EcoLab.

The Company also unveiled its redesigned Sail & Sustain program which is structured around five pillars: Reducing Environmental Impact, Sailing Safely, Empowering People, Strengthening our Communities and Operating with Integrity and Accountability.

Lineup of currently planned sailings represents 52% of corporation's total capacity and builds on recent restarts of its Germany-based AIDA Cruises and Italy-based Costa Cruises brands.

Newly announced goals and aspirations build on company’s achievement of 2020 sustainability goals a year ahead of schedule, with additional progress details expected to be released in its annual Sustainability Report later this summer.

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Breach happened on March 19 via compromised email accounts.