Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) has outlined a four-phase pathway for a careful resumption of cruising in Australia, designed to align with government plans to revive tourism and reopen borders as the country transitions its Covid-19 response.
The cruise pathway has been developed in response to the four-phase National Plan agreed to by Australian governments, which sets out key stages of reopening and the national vaccination targets that trigger them.
”This is about having plans agreed in advance so that we are ready as conditions improve with the rising vaccination rate,” said CLIA managing director Australasia, Joel Katz.
Key goals in the cruise industry pathway are set against each of the four phases in the National Plan, and can be adjusted to respond to evolving circumstances.
For infographic CLICK HERE. View the government four-phase plan HERE.
