PortMiami is the world’s busiest cruise port, serving more than 10 million cruise ship passengers in 2026. It is the first port to surpass that milestone, putting the South Florida hub back ahead of its Central Florida rival, Port Canaveral.
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The Latest Cruise Line to Drop COVID-19 Testing Requirements from MiamiSince the COVID-19 pandemic first hit in March 2020, cruise lines have been working hard
This week, a federal judge in Tampa sent lawyers for the State of Florida and the CDC to mediation on the issue of whether cruises must comply with federal rules before setting sail. Both sides have until June 1 to mediate.
This week, the CDC updated its Conditional Sailing Order and loosened mask requirements for fully vaccinated passengers on cruise ships. In addition, passengers who have their Covid-19 vaccinations can explore independently on shore excursions and at ports of call. Both announcements are a major win for the cruise ship industry and cruise enthusiasts alike.
Eighty percent of cruise goers want to resume sailing on ships that require Covid-19 vaccinations, according to a recent study by CruiseCritic.com.
Norwegian Cruise Line has persuaded a federal judge to dismiss Florida’s ban on Covid-19 vaccination passports for its passengers and crew. Norwegian will require full vaccination for all of its crew and passengers, including children, for initial sailings through October 31.
Florida Governor, Ron DeSantis has filed lawsuits against the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Biden administration in an effort to get cruises sailing out of Florida.
One of the main categories of lawsuits being filed involve those being brought by frontline workers, such as nurses and doctors, who claim that their employers are not providing them with sufficient protective gear while working.
Many of the major cruise lines are requiring passengers show proof of Covid-19 vaccination before boarding.
CDC Modifies COVID-19 Rules for Cruise ShipsThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has modified the COVID-19 rules required for all cruise ships. These