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Marella Cruises extends cancellations
Marella Cruises is extending cancellations of all cruises until 30 September because of on-going travel restrictions.
The cruise line has also confirmed the only ship now sailing this summer will be Marella Explorer, homeporting in Corfu from 2 October 2020.
Affected customers will receive a refund credit and up to 10% incentive of the total value of their booking or a cash refund via TUI’s website.
Due to on-going uncertainty, customers with bookings due to depart in October can amend their cruise for free for 31 July to any other holiday on sale until October 2021.
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