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Wonder of the Seas arrives in U.S. for her first sailings The newest and biggest cruise ship in the world has arrived in the U.S. to begin offering cruises from her new home. he newest and biggest cruise ship in the world has arrived in the U.S. to begin offering cruises from her new home. Royal Caribbean's Wonder of the Seas arrived in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Sunday night. With less than two weeks until her first sailing, Wonder of the Seas will debut with cruises from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in March and April. Port Everglades welcomed the massive new cruise ship as she pulled into port on Sunday. The new ship arrived in the evening, with her first sailings beginning March 4, 2022. Wonder of the Seas measures 1,188 feet and has a gross tonnage of 236,857. At double occupancy, she can handle 5,734 passengers along with 2,300 crew members. Royal Caribbean released new photos of the ship, taken from the air to show off the splendor of this new ship.

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A Country-By-Country Guide To Europe's Reopening With different COVID-19 variants circulating around the globe much of Europe has shifted their entry restrictions and many countries now only allow vaccinated travelers to enter, a growing number of countries now require the booster as well. When planning a trip, it is important to check CDC travel recommendations for each country, as they can frequently change. Here, we've outlined every country in Europe and its current reopening status — including entry requirements for foreign travelers. Ссылка скрыта

CDC Not Ready To Lift Testing Protocols For International Travel The CDC announced it is not ready to lift the coronavirus testing requirements for arriving international travelers. As states begin to lift indoor mask mandates, CDC director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said that the agency is optimistic COVID-19 cases will continue to decline but will maintain current protocols due to the virus’ uncertainty. Travel associations in the U.S. have continued to push for the removal of the testing requirement, which many believe is responsible for international tourism still being down. Ссылка скрыта

Club Med to debut 17 new resorts by 2024 New properties are planned for North America, Europe and Asia Ссылка скрыта

Alaska Airlines Launches New Subscription Flight Service The new Flight Pass will offer members up to 24 roundtrip flights per year.Ссылка скрыта

CDC Adds More Destinations to Level Four: Do Not Travel List Almost half of all countries on the list now fall into that highest level Ссылка скрыта

Low-Cost Canadian Carrier Swoop Going Big in the U.S. Low-cost Canadian carrier Swoop is expanding in the U.S. Ссылка скрыта