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Written comments to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on how cruise lines could safely operate in the COVID-19 era are due Sept. 21.

Cruise ships may not be sailing in the Great Lakes now but future bookings are robust as more expedition lines discover a region abundant with new destinations and big-name draws.

T. Mariotti cut steel for Seabourn's second expedition ship during a ceremony at San Giorgo di Nogare, Italy.

Recent addition to the Fred. Olsen fleet, Bolette, has arrived in Scotland almost two weeks after the cruise line’s second newly acquired ship, Borealis, also arrived at Babcock’s Rosyth Facilities.

Vikand Solutions, a global maritime medical operations and healthcare solutions provider, established a dedicated Global Maritime Public Health Practice.

Rescompany said its eConcierge Thermal Screening system will be used by both Noble Caledonia and Sweden-based Salén Ship Management to enhance their health measures.

AmaWaterways extended its series of Rhine charters that were launched in July with German tour operator e-hoi through year's end.

P&O Cruises has cancelled its remaining cruises for the rest of the year but is poised to restart operations in early 2021.

Florida Senators Rick Scott and Marco Rubio introduced the Set Sail Safely Act to spark the changes needed to allow for cruise lines and ports to resume operations.