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Passengers test positive for covid-19 on Crystal Symphony

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Crystal Cruises has resumed operations from New York City with Crystal Symphony. The ship departed on September 24 from Manhattan Cruise Terminal for its ‘Luxury Bermuda Escapes’ itinerary, on the first 7-night cruise sailing. 

“We are delighted to sail once again from New York’s Manhattan Cruise Terminal, offering our guests the chance to experience Crystal’s unmatched luxury, Michelin-level cuisine a genuine personalized service on voyages close to home,” said Jack Anderson, president of Crystal. “Travelers can enjoy the stunning pink-sand beaches and abundant outdoor pursuits of Bermuda with peace of mind, knowing that their health and safety is our number one priority and our comprehensive Crystal Clean + measures and vaccination requirement assure them a safe pleasurable trip.” This statement proved wrong since five of the passengers on the first cruise were tested positive and were quarantined as the cruise ship was docked in Bermuda, statement reported by the Ministry of Transport. 

The infected people are isolated in a hotel in Bermuda. Crystal Symphonyremained quarantined, while the crew and passengers were re-examined.

Hopefully, this was just bad luck and these cruises will successfully fill the planned all-inclusive fares, which start at US$1, 999 per person, if booked by Nov. 3, 2021.