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Royal Caribbean Group delays through November and, in some cases, longer

TAGS: Ports & Destinations Royal Caribbean Group Celebrity Cruises Azamara Australia Hong Kong South Africa South America
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Royal Caribbean Group on Tuesday extended the suspension of its sailings through November.

Excluded are cruises from Hong Kong.

Celebrity's Australia/Asia suspended

Celebrity Cruises is also suspending its full 2020/21 program in Australia and Asia.

As separately reported, Azamara is halting all cruises until its 2021 Europe season. This includes 2020/21 austral summer sailings throughout Australia/New Zealand, South Africa and South America.

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