Royal Caribbean Extends Lenient Cancellations Policy Thru April 2022
"Concerned about coronavirus? Contemplating canceling your cruise? Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (NYSE: RCL) has you covered." That's what the company says -- and now the offer is good for an additional year.
Two months ago, Royal Caribbean reassured passengers that it's OK to reserve and pay for a cruise on one of the company's several cruise ships. If worse came to worst and the coronavirus prevented your ship from sailing by the time your cruise came up -- or you were simply not ready to resume mixing and mingling with other people by then -- you would be able to cancel your cruise with just 48 hours notice any time through July 31 and receive a credit "usable on any future sailing of the guest's choice in 2020 or 2021."
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