Canada Cruise Ship Ban

Feds announce flight restrictions cruise ship ban amid COVID-19 outbreak.

Canada cruise ship ban. The ban which began in April and will now run to October has been tightened to include passenger boats and other vessels with more than 100 passengers and crew the ministry of transport said in a statement. Canada had banned cruise ships for at least a year and prohibited liners from mooring anchoring navigating or berthing in Canadian waters until February 28 2022 or until the Government lifts the prohibition. Cruise ships carrying 100 passengers or more banned in Canada until October.

In November 2021 it will again be possible to dock there. At the time Ottawa announced that all cruise ships carrying more than 500. Originally Canada banned cruise ships from docking at the start of the pandemic in 2020 was supposed to last until February 2022.

Canada will lift its cruise ship ban as of Nov. On February 4 2021 Canada announced it was suspending cruise ship and Arctic pleasure craft into the country until February 28 2022. The Canadian government continues to advise Canadians to avoid cruise ship travel outside the country until further notice.

1 -- four months ahead of schedule. Canada will lift its cruise ship ban as of Nov. Cruise ships have been banned since March 2020 in Canada due to the global health crisis although unlike the United States there had been no pathway for ships to restart until today.

Given that Canadas coronavirus situation has improved the Government of Canada is lifting the ban earlier than expected to assist the countrys hard-hit tourism sector. Transport Minister Omar Alghabra said in a statement that the restriction. But cruise ship operators are required to fully comply with public health requirements.

1 2021 according to a statement from. On February 4 2021 the government of Canada extended its cruise ship banThe ban planned to end on February 28 2021 has been extended for another year until February 28 2022 meaning popular cruising itineraries like the St. The Government of Canada will continue to evaluate the situation and make changes as necessary to ensure the health and safety of all Canadians.