Cruises to nowhere to run from November


The island state is starting “cruises to nowhere” from November, as the travel hub tries to kick-start a tourism industry battered by the coronavirus pandemic.

Two cruise lines have been given the green light to offer “cruises to nowhere”, following the development of safety guidelines to prevent the on-board spread of Covid-19.

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