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No more Cuba for NCL Sky
Yesterday I blogged about the fact that NCL, due to a “berthing conflict”, changed my cruise arrival port from Barcelona, Spain to Tarragona, Spain. I was offered zip, nada and sqat-diddly in credits or refunds for this change from NCL. In fact, if I had not had my blanket yearly travel insurance, I would have had to pay over $200 to get from the new arrival city to the scheduled one.
NCL estimate on revenue impact.NCLH stock from Yahoo Finance
Due to the fact that Cuba has been a real premium revenue driver for NCL it will have a material impact on the revenues for NCLH this quarter (disclaimer: I currently hold no NCLH stock but have in the past for the shareholder on-board credit perk).
I really have been wanting to visit Cuba. I had planned for a discounted 1st class Skyteam combo mileage run and event but due to the fact that the flights to and from HAV earn no Delta credit I put that one on the back burner. Now my chance to float my way to Cuba is out as well. Burmmer. – René
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René de Lambert is a contributing writer for EyeoftheFlyer.com - He is an avid Delta and SkyTeam flyer who has held Delta’s top Diamond Medallion status for many years and flown millions of miles.
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Holland America offered us a $100 on-board credit. Credit is good for the new itinerary or any new Caribbean cruise. I canceled as $100 doesn’t make a difference to me. But as an airline employee, all my vacation is bid out until May 31, 2020. So now I have to finagle vacation changes that will cost me having a week off at a time. Grrrrr Trump! Bolton and Pompeo are blowing smoke for another war, wherever they can start one.