There are some $1,000 cruises left, but ‘demand is definitely going to go up’: What to know
- Some major cruise lines have seen spikes in booking after dropping COVID-19 rules.
- One expert said travelers who want to take a cruise “need to take action” because prices will rise.
- Cruises will book up faster, too, one travel agency owner said.
About a week after Carnival Cruise Line announced it would drop its vaccine requirement for many sailings next month, Denise Jewell shared information about a Mother’s Day cruise she is organizing with her women’s travel Facebook Group. Bookings that previously may have taken days or weeks to come through, Jewell said, took just hours.