MSC Cruises

A family of tourists was kicked off a Mediterranean cruise after leaving their organised excursion to sightsee on their own, violating the ship's new anti-Covid regulations, the company said Thursday.

A family of five has fallen victim to the tough new rules to safeguard the first big ship cruises in Europe, after being kicked off the MSC Grandiosa's first sailing. In what looks like a precursor to the kind of no-excuses regulations needed to safeguard other passengers, the family received thei…

<p>New voyages are characterised by COVID-19 testing, social distancing, hand sanitising and temperature checks in an effort to recover safely and effectively while convincing travellers to return. </p>

Some of the first cruise liners to resume service after months of shutdowns due to coronavirus immediately suffer fresh COVID-19 outbreaks.

The cruiser wasn't allowed to reembark ship after disobeying protocols on an excursion.

Forget the tequila shots, straw markets and jewellery stores. If cruise lines are allowed to resume operations anytime soon, passengers won't be permitted to roam freely around port cities.

<p>A cruise ship graveyard is growing off the coast of Turkey as the multi-billion-dollar industry grapples with the impact of COVID-19.</p>

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The first major cruise ship to resume tours of the Mediterranean since the coronavirus pandemic hit Europe set sail from the Italian city of Genoa on Sunday, as the industry tries to regain ground after a bruising hiatus.

Over 40,000 cruise ship workers are still stranded at sea without pay due to Covid-19.