by Spencer Aronfeld | May 28, 2021 | Cruise Ship News
Royal Caribbean is the first cruise line to receive approval from the CDC to do a test sailing in U.S. waters. The cruise line’s Freedom of the Seas ship will embark on June 20-22 out of PortMiami, with volunteer passengers. All volunteers for the test cruises...
by Spencer Aronfeld | May 21, 2021 | Covid-19, Cruise Ship News
Florida Governor, Ron DeSantis filed a lawsuit last month against the CDC, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Biden administration in an effort to get cruises sailing again out of Florida. Cruises in the U.S. have been banned since mid-March 2020...
by Spencer Aronfeld | May 14, 2021 | Coronavirus, Covid-19, Cruise Ship News
This week, the CDC updated its Conditional Sailing Order and loosened mask requirements for fully vaccinated passengers on cruise ships. In addition, passengers who have their Covid-19 vaccinations can explore independently on shore excursions and at ports of call....
by Spencer Aronfeld | May 6, 2021 | Car Accidents, Personal Injury News and Safety Resources
Florida lawmakers are currently working to pass legislation that would repeal Florida’s no-fault law and change auto insurance requirements by the year 2022. The Florida House voted 99-11 to repeal Florida’s no-fault law and require every motorist to carry bodily...
by Spencer Aronfeld | Apr 29, 2021 | Covid-19, Cruise Ship News
After a difficult year, cruises are finally setting sail again. Many of the major cruise lines are requiring passengers show proof of Covid-19 vaccination before boarding. For those anxious to resume cruising, getting your Covid-19 vaccine will make it easier to board...
