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We're going to discuss seven ways the cruise industry is going to change moving forward with staff writer Richard Sims.

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or if you have an Amazon Alexa device, just say enable the Cruise Radio news flash briefing. All right. Staff writer Richard Sims is on the line. We'll jump to him right now. Hey, Richard. Hey, Doug. I am ready to sail again, man. I was just saying, I mean, you know, I know there are people out there who have said, oh, you shouldn't even be thinking about it right now. But I'll tell you what, if they told me a ship was leaving tomorrow and I could get on it, I'm not going to lie.

I think I would do it. I, you know, I would, of course, when I got home, I would self-isolate

for 14 days or whatever, because we are still in the heavy days of this. But yeah, I want

nothing more than to just really get on a ship and sort of forget about all of this right now.

Yeah, you see the four ships here in Jacksonville. And it's like, ah, you see them dock, but that's all you can do is just see them.

So this article, seven ways cruise vacations will change moving forward. The first points you have here is moving forward, cruise lines will limit guest capacity.

Now, some of these things that we're looking at, we sort of have a little bit of a template

for what might happen moving forward because Genting, which is a Japanese line,

is already sort of putting in place very, very stringent guidelines.

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