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Norwegian Cruise Line cancels voyages on 8 ships

The content originally appeared on: CNN (CNN) - Norwegian Cruise Line has announced the cancellation of voyages on eight ships, citing 'ongoing travel restrictions.' A Norwegian Getaway cruise set to embark on a nine-day Caribbean itinerary was canceled 'due to COVID related circumstances' on Wednesday, the same day it was scheduled to set sail. The Norwegian Pearl returned to Miami on Wednesday after one day at sea, cutting short a voyage that was scheduled to return to Miami on January […]

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