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The biggest changes to public health protocols on cruise ships since cruising restarted last summer during the pandemic are taking effect in early September, when most cruise lines leaving from U.S. ports will allow unvaccinated passengers. Many of them also are loosening coronavirus preboarding testing requirements.

Both major cruise lines had decided to welcome unvaccinated guests. Now, they're making another key covid change.

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While cruise-ticket prices have generally dropped from prepandemic levels, other costs of cruising have gone up.

The cruise line has done something that may also benefit Royal Caribbean, Carnival, and other cruise lines.

The changes should lead to more crowded cruise ships as the cruise industry tries to return to normal.

Things have been looking up for Carnival, Royal Caribbean, and Norwegian as covid rules keep changing and unvaccinated passengers return.

Both cruise lines have big plans to build out expanded private islands like Royal Caribbean's CocoCay.

A surge in cruise bookings on the day after Carnival Cruise Line announced that it was relaxing its COVID-19 testing requirements proves there’s a “pent-up demand” for cruising that has not yet been satisfied, the cruise line said Tuesday.

Carnival isn't going bigger, but the cruise line is trying to one-up its rival with its new flagship Carnival Celebration.

Norwegian Cruise Line has decided that its future won't be the same as its present, and it's making some changes as it adds a new ship class.