A report in Cruise Industry News says that July will see the quick restart of the cruise industry continue [sadly not in Australia] with 141 cruise ships from 50 different operators set to sail with paying passengers aboard, according to the July 2021 edition of the Cruise Ships in Service Report by Cruise Industry News.
The 141 ships represent over 180,000 berths at full occupancy, with MSC Cruises having the biggest operational footprint of the lines back in service, as the world’s fastest-growing cruise line is set to operate seven ships this month and over 25,000 berths.
[To download a complimentary list of ships and operators back in service, click here.]
In other big news is the debut of the Freedom of the Seas, sailing for Royal Caribbean International from Miami, Carnival Cruise Line re-entering service from Galveston early in the month, as well as the anticipated start for Royal Caribbean and Genting Cruise Lines from the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal in Hong Kong.
The top 10 cruise lines in service for July by berth count are
- MSC Cruises
- Royal Caribbean International
- Carnival Cruise Line
- Celebrity Cruises
- Costa Cruises
- TUI Cruises
- AIDA Cruises
- Princess Cruises
- Dream Cruises
- Viking
An edited report from Cruise Industry News by John Alwyn-Jones, Cruise Editor
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