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If you're traveling with travel insurance, you're traveling smart. Get a quote today at Tripinsurance.com. Here we go. Broadcasting from the Tripinsurance.com studios in Jacksonville, Florida. This is Cruise Radio. Hey, how's it going? My name is Doug Barford. Thank you so much for being here. Coming up on this week's show, we'll get a review of Disney Magic. Sherry Kennedy checking in with cruise news and answering a listener question. She actually just got to roam a few minutes ago, really, so we'll be talking with Sherry. Coming up this weekend, going over to Barcelona to sail on Carnival Horizon, it's her second voyage and doing a seven-night Mediterranean cruise on her. So we'll be doing the show next week

from the ship. If you have any questions about the ship's layout as far as programming, food,

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as well. All right. Sherry Kennedy with Cruise News. Hello, Sherry. Hey, Doug. Chow, Doug.

Yeah. So you're in Rome. You just literally walked off Holland America's Konings Dam. Happy to be back on land after 14 days? I am. It was a fairly smooth crossing, but, you know, we had a few bumpy days, and it's just always stressful trying to get from the Chivitaveccia port to central Rome. So, yeah, I'm happy to be here, and this is fun. I love doing

his remote news fast. Very good. So we'll get right to the cruise news here. Some upset passengers

get themselves a free cruise. What happened here? Yeah, this is pretty interesting. And while

Norwegian thought they would get some of their construction work accomplished on this two-week Panama Canal cruise

from Miami to Los Angeles. And, you know, many of us have been on ships when they're doing

painting and you smell the fumes coming into your ventilation system. But this was full-blown

refurbishment, it looks like, from the photos that I've seen, they're redoing the decks

and everything else.

So, you know, apparently it became more of a construction zone than a relaxation cruise, so to

speak.

So Norwegian stepped up to the plate, and after enough complaints were launched, they decided they

would offer 100% future cruise credit of the

amount of the fare that was paid, and it can be applied toward any other cruise of their choice

from now until March 31st of 2023. So it's nice, I think, in a little bit of an editorial

blip, but they made it right, don't you think? You know, I first off, I think, in a little bit of an editorial blip, but they made it right, don't you think?

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