June 17, 2020- The TUI Group, the world's leading tourism group, has expressed its opinion on the resumption of activities in submarkets in Europe. The company also comments on its cruise activities in this context. The main player, TUI Cruises, will start as soon as possible with short cruises in the North and Baltic Seas.
After the introduction of comprehensive health and safety regulations on board the ships, the company is thinking of gradually starting cruises. Three or four-day TUI Cruises cruises start from German ports and lead to the North and Baltic Seas. TUI Cruises- Ships will initially operate with reduced capacities. A maximum of 1.000 passengers per ship can be assumed. In a second phase, longer cruises would again be included in the program.
Mein Schiff 1 NEW in the port of Klaipeda
The following "improved" processes are planned on board TUI Cruises ships:
The group brand Hapag-Lloyd Cruises is planning to return to regular operations in the summer. The British Marella Cruises, ex Thomson, will follow later in accordance with the easing measures made by the British government.
