See how Virgin Voyages plans to move forward as the CDC removes the two year Cruise Travel Health Notice.

The new rule will be in effect January 26.

The Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau issued a statement clarifying how the CDC’s new rule affects travel to the islands.

This approval means the cruise line has complied with the CDC’s requirements under its No Sail Order and more.

The order “suspends passenger operations on cruise ships that carry at least 250 passengers in waters subject to U.S. jurisdiction.”

Here is how the travel industry is responding to the CDC’s new entry rule.

Travel leader and agent advocates ALG Vacations™ has pulled together a collection of informational resources for travel advisors.

As part of our commitment to give advisors MORE without fail, please rest assured that ALGV will never stop looking for new ways to support you.

The order was originally issued on March 14, 2020 as an effort to limit the impact of COVID-19 at cruise ship ports of entry in the U.S.

CLIA is concerned about the unintended consequences the No Sail Order issued on April 9 has in singling out the cruise industry.