Around 1,700 passengers boarded a Royal Caribbean Alaska cruise and waited on the ship in Vancouver; two days later, the entire sailing was canceled
- The passengers had already spent time on the ship when they were told that the cruise would not go ahead.
- The seven-night Alaska cruise was originally scheduled to leave Vancouver on August 30, People's magazine reported.
- About a week before the planned departure, passengers were informed that the cruise
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- The passengers had already spent time on the ship when they were told that the cruise would not go ahead.
- The seven-night Alaska cruise was originally scheduled to leave Vancouver on August 30, People's magazine reported.
- About a week before the planned departure, passengers were informed that the cruise
Sources: Times of India