Alaska cruise?

[Topdog52]

I am keeping my fingers crossed that this does not cancel again. 

 

Edited March 3, 2022 by Topdog52

[mrsturkelton]

4 hours ago, Topdog52 said:

I am keeping my fingers crossed that this does not cancel again. 

 

What cruise are you on?  We're on the June 19-26th cruise.  We've rebooked a couple of times already after originally trying to go in May 2020 (booked in 2019, pre covid).  Do you have fears that it might be canceled again?

[hallux]

There's some discussion of the perils of the Canada regulations here - 

 

[YVRteacher]

Canada has not yet released rules and guidelines for the upcoming cruise season.  

[www3traveler]

On a email Cruise Critic newsfeed yesterday (Wednesday March 2nd), they were reporting that Transport Canada has laid out rules for cruise ships to return to Canadian waters.  From what I read in the news report, it seems a little complicated.  We will have to wait and see how it plays out.

[deliver42]

There are two bills in congress to extend for another year the out dated act requiring a foreign port stop. This will eliminate Canada again. For my money, it could bve permanent. If Canada wants to play hardball, lets join them.

[hallux]

1 hour ago, deliver42 said:

For my money, it could bve permanent

It can't be unless they change immigration and labor rules for the crew on the ship.