Norwegian cancels all July sailings due to pandemic

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The Norwegian Bliss.

Miami, Florida (KINY) - Cruise Industry News reported Norwegian Cruise Line extended its pause of cruise ship sailings through July 31.

The cancellation includes all Alaska cruises until August.

The company said guests will receive a future cruise credit of 125 percent for cruises that were set to leave between March 18 and July 31.

This credit can be applied to any cruise taken through the end of 2022.

The company also offered 20 percent discounts on any cruise booked by May 31.

 

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