Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line gets CDC approval for test cruises

Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line is the latest cruise operator to get the nod to begin simulated test cruises.
The line will sail round trip from Port of Palm Beach to Grand Bahama on 25-27 June.
A group of fully vaccinated passengers will sail aboard Grand Classica which will offer a full program of dining, entertainment, leisure activities and shore excursions to simulate a normal cruise itinerary.
It will be made up of a closed non-public group of pre-selected, fully-vaccinated passengers.
It is hoping to get a quick approval to begin revenue cruises and has earmarked 2 July as its official restart date.
Sales are open for cruise bookings from that date.
The line operates short two-night cruises from the Palm Beach to Grand Bahama Island.

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