The Future of Cruise Lines: A complete plan of health protocols

The Future of Cruise Lines: A complete plan of health protocols
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With close to 600 travel and tourism leaders from 113 countries the rebuilding.travel forum started by the International Coalition of Tourism Partners (ICTP) is becoming a key network about the discussion on the future of the travel and tourism industry.

Bruce Nierenberg developed a complete plan of health protocols for cruise ships and merchant vessels.

He explained yesterday to rebuilding.travel participants why cruises could emerge from the pandemic as the safest way to travel and for a holiday. This is an argument cruise expert Bruce Nierenbergย brings to our discussion at rebuilding.travel

Cruise lines have been particularly battered by the pandemic storm but one expert believes that if the industry puts the right protocols in place now, it could re-surface as one of the safest types of the holiday experience. Bruce Nierenberg, cruise consultant and the founder of Victory Cruise Lines, Premier Cruise Lines (Big Red Boats), United Caribbean Lines and former EVP for Norwegian Cruise Lines and former CEO of Costa Cruise Lines, explains why.

He said, a beginning to end total solution protocol for protecting passengers and crew, and this outline was designed for a cruise ship operation. However, the individual components can be easily customized for the size and scope of any Merchant Vessel. Rebuilding.travelย  interested in more details can contact Bruce Nierenberg or Dr. Peter Tarlow of safertourism.com , who was the co-host of this interesting session.

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WHAT TO TAKE AWAY FROM THIS ARTICLE:

  • As concerned members of the tourism community, we are discussing issues of rebuilding our industry after the massive harm is done to the industry by CODID-19/ย ย Representing some 113 nations we invite everyone who is interested in restoring the travel &.
  • Travel forum started by the International Coalition of Tourism Partners (ICTP) is becoming a key network about the discussion on the future of the travel and tourism industry.
  • Cruise lines have been particularly battered by the pandemic storm but one expert believes that if the industry puts the right protocols in place now, it could re-surface as one of the safest types of the holiday experience.

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Juergen T Steinmetz

Juergen Thomas Steinmetz has continuously worked in the travel and tourism industry since he was a teenager in Germany (1977).
He founded eTurboNews in 1999 as the first online newsletter for the global travel tourism industry.

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