The cruise industry has been heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic but as much of the world begins to reopen, cruise lines are eyeing their own rebound. While cruising will undoubtedly be slightly different in the time of coronavirus, demand remains strong and many companies have already mapped out safe recovery strategies, most of which require just a few extra steps from passengers. With cruising poised to return in the weeks and months ahead, here’s what guests need to know.
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