Published: March 2022
Publisher: World Ship Society
The cruise industry was still reeling from the shock of what had hit in 2020, with operations halting all around the world. Whilst travel restrictions remained in place throughout most of the year some countries began loosening their regulations which allowed companies to market short cruises, albeit with social distancing.
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