Norwegian Cruise Line Cancels Israel Trips Through 2024
Key Points
- Norwegian Cruise Line has removed Israel from its itineraries through 2024 due to the conflict with Hamas.
- Israel accounted for 7% of Norwegian Cruise Line's capacity in the fourth quarter and 4% for the full year 2024 in the Middle East.
- Other cruise companies, including Royal Caribbean, have also canceled trips to Israel amid the ongoing conflict.
Summary
Norwegian Cruise Line has canceled its trips to Israel through 2024 due to ongoing conflict with Hamas, impacting 7% of its capacity in the fourth quarter and 4% for the full year in the Middle East region. Other cruise companies, such as Royal Caribbean, have also removed Israel from their itineraries in response to the situation.
Norwegian Cruise Line has removed Israel from its itineraries through 2024 due to the country’s ongoing conflict with Hamas.
Israel represented 7% of Norwegian Cruise Line's capacity in the fourth quarter and 4% of its capacity for the full year 2024 in the Middle East region.
Other cruise companies have also cancelled trips to Israel. Last week, Royal Caribbean said it removed Israel from its itineraries this year.
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