Cruise Lines Expect to See Increase in Bookings with U.S. Now Open to International Travellers

As the U.S. reopens to fully vaccinated international travellers, cruise lines are expecting a spike in interest and bookings, especially from travelers from the U.K. and Europe. "We have seen a real increase in demand and bookings for all Caribbean products since the news was confirmed," said Stuart Byron, Royal Caribbean's sales director for the U.K., Ireland and Spain. The reopening of the U.S. for vaccinated international travellers also comes ahead of the holiday season, which Cruise Critic notes is a popular time to set sail for international visitors.

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