Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. appears to be keeping the door open for a possible resumption of China cruises later this summer.

American Queen Steamboat Co. is offering special pricing to Uniworld Boutique River Cruises travelers impacted by Uniworld's suspension of summer cruises.

Twenty-two percent of destinations worldwide have started to ease travel restrictions, led by Europe. However, borders remain completely closed at 65% of all destinations globally, according to the latest UN World Tourism Organization research.

Hapag-Lloyd Cruises’ Europa 2 has received a certification for its cold ironing connection by the classification society DNV GL.

Popular Norwegian cruise port of Flåm has received government funding to help build a shoreside electricity facility to supply visiting cruise ships.

The end of France's health emergency on July 11 will also signal the return of river cruising, authorized by the Defence and National Security Council over the weekend.

Here's a quick read of some of today’s coronavirus-related cruise news and announcements.

Secretary of State for Tourism Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne indicated ocean cruises from France may be able to resume but with significantly reduced capacity.

MSC Cruises will begin sailing from Port Canaveral for the first time this winter — sooner than the summer 2021 timing previously announced — and will offer a full-year presence there.

Cruises Investment Holding and Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. filed to reorganize their Pullmantur Cruceros joint venture under the terms of Spanish insolvency laws.