Cruising will most likely make its long-awaited comeback early in 2021, and many people are looking forward to setting sail. In fact, Royal Caribbean saw an overwhelming response for its trial sailings and research shows that travelers are anxious to get back out on the water.
While a majority of Americans 53 percent would wait to take a cruise until it was safe, 11 percent said they would probably sail again right away and 23 percent said they would sail as soon as possible.
When cruising restarts, it will look a little different but, based on how some cruise lines are currently operating, the experience will still provide a fun-filled vacation.
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