Cruise ships refused permission to visit ports outside Asia

[MicCanberra]

It will be the same everywhere in the world.

[MMDown Under]

37 minutes ago, MicCanberra said:

It will be the same everywhere in the world.

Is US mainland still accepting cruise ships?

Do you know how many cruise ships are still looking for a safe harbour. 

Fremantle seems to be the port for a lot of cruise ships to disembark their passengers.  I was surprised to see the Italian ? cruise ship left Fremantle with passengers.  Guess they must know they can get back to Italy.

[MicCanberra]

It may have been that they wouldn't let them off

[MMDown Under]

41 minutes ago, MicCanberra said:

It may have been that they wouldn't let them off

Oh I never thought of that!  

[The_Big_M]

5 hours ago, MMDown Under said:

Is US mainland still accepting cruise ships?

Do you know how many cruise ships are still looking for a safe harbour. 

Fremantle seems to be the port for a lot of cruise ships to disembark their passengers.  I was surprised to see the Italian ? cruise ship left Fremantle with passengers.  Guess they must know they can get back to Italy.

 

US ports are still open afaik, just entry of certain citizens is restricted.

 

Not sure what's happening to Jewel if they still won't let people off after the denials so far. Further on to the mainland perhaps.

[NSWP]

Around 600 Aussies are stuck in various South American countries.  My son's company has around 200 clients all up  from Antarctica expedition cruise on Ocean Atlantic and some on land tours, plus there are other ships with stranded Aussie pax.   Apparently next week, subject to Peruvian and Argentine Government approvals the  Australian Govt is sending two 747's over to Lima, Peru and Buenos Aires, Argentina to transport these people home.  They will have to self quarantine here.

Edited March 21, 2020 by NSWP

[MicCanberra]

Good work if it happens