NCLH has been taking on water since June 17, when they announced a further hold period on return to regular operations; which would add a further 3 months minimum to their suspended period. Since then, the price has been trending downward and leading into the weekend broke below $15 for the first time since mid-May. The cruise industry has a really good opportunity to revamp itself during this time; with COVID not being the first virus to reek havoc on a cruise ship. Perhaps they could take notes from the designs of the airline industry to learn and understand how to better manage air quality on board.
Long term, this could be the evolution of a form of vacation that is desired by many...or they could fail to change and lose credibility. Only time will tell.
Long term, this could be the evolution of a form of vacation that is desired by many...or they could fail to change and lose credibility. Only time will tell.
