“It might mark the end of the golden era of cruising”—How covid-19 may sink the cruise-ship industry

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Today on “The Intelligence”: how covid-19 may sink the cruise business, why life in Sweden is still pretty normal and why the Dutch love disease-ridden profanities

had been enjoying a golden era—until covid-19 came along. The pandemic has been a catastrophe for the industry.

Stranded passengers have taken ill and even died, ships have been banned from ports, and revenue has collapsed. But lawmakers are unlikely to bail it out. In Sweden, daily life has been pretty normal, despite the coronavirus, but can that continue? And we report on Dutch disease—the language’s unusual affinity for

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Lets write the truth- Sweden - Wallenberg Thats why and they lack healthcare facilities & Male population- They basically dont care! We ll see Sweeden over few weeks...

XR requires that cruising stops or is radically altered because its as bad as or worse than flying as a cause of global warming. So sail cruising?

If current cruise ship companies go bust the ships will be sold and new start ups founded as you very well know economics shows. That was how the machines of UKs bust factories were bought by China, India etc. So who will have the funds to get cruising going again? Wail & see.

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Good - floating vats of virus need to go away

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