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Smokers continue to get snuffed out on cruises
Saturday, 10 Aug, 2011
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Norwegian Cruise Line announced it will prohibit smoking in cabins.
Carnival Cruise Lines, Holland America and Princess Cruises all announced more restrictive smoking policies are on tap.
Norwegian's smoking policy already prohibits lighting up in all indoor spaces except the casino, where ashtrays and appropriate signage are displayed.
Cigarette, cigar and pipe smoking will still be allowed in enclosed cigar bars found on Norwegian Epic, Norwegian Gem, Norwegian Pearl, Norwegian Dawn and Norwegian Spirit.
Norwegian says smoking on balconies will still be allowed but cigar and pipe smoking in cabins and on balconies will be prohibited. Norwegian’s policy takes effect next January.
By David Wilkening
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