Круизные компании мониторят ситуацию в Крыму и думают о возможной отмене заходов в порты региона. Пока не отменяют:
So far, most of the cruise lines are taking a “wait and see” approach. No Black Sea sailings have been rescheduled or canceled on Azamara, Celebrity, Regent Seven Seas, Costa, Seabourn or Oceania.
“We will continue to closely monitor the situation in Ukraine and will contact guests or their travel agents should we make any modifications to upcoming itineraries. The safety and security, of our guests and crew members is always foremost in our minds,” said Cynthia Martinez, spokeswoman for Royal Caribbean Cruises Limited.
Но поговаривают и о Балтийском море:
Within the cruise industry, most analysts say that problems within the Black Sea would not have a huge effect, as the region doesn't have that many ships. The greater issue is whether Western pressure on Russia -- U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has brought up the possibility of visa bans -- would force Baltic Sea cruises to cancel their stops in St. Petersburg
“While we don't expect Western European itineraries to be impacted by recent developments in Europe, we think Northern European itineraries could be impacted,” said stock analyst Robin Farley, with U.S. Bancorp. Baltic itineraries make up roughly 9 percent of Carnival Corporation's capacity, she said, while the figure is less than 4 percent for Royal Caribbean Limited.
Источник:
http://www.cruisecritic.com/news/news.cfm?ID=5765
