After a huge air pocket due to the Covid-19, the cruise is getting back afloat.
For several weeks, reservations have been accelerating.
Shipowners are finally regaining their morale and hope to refuel this summer.
"Since the beginning of March, order volumes have exceeded their 2019 records,"
says Jason Liberty, CEO of the American giant Royal Caribbean.
2022 promises to be a year of strong transition, with a return to profitability in the second half.”
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In mid-April, a cruise liner, the
Pacific Explorer
, docked in Sydney Harbor for the first time in more than two years, after the lifting of a ban intended to combat Covid-19.
A few days earlier, the
Celebrity Beyond
, the latest addition to the Atlantic shipyards in Saint-Nazaire, was delivered to Celebrity Cruises (a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean), to begin cruises in Europe.
Welcoming passengers from all over the world (Americans and English in the lead), it should be full in July...
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