“As of July 4, 2021, Crystal will be offering 16 round-trip flights with seven nights from Bimini.”
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Over the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic had an unprecedented impact on The Bahamas’ vital tourism sector, and the cruise industry shutdown was badly felt. The return of Crystal serenity This is exceptionally positive news that will benefit many tourism-dependent businesses across multiple islands, from straw market artisans to shops and restaurants to excursion and tour operators, taxi drivers and much more.
“The Bahamas is ready and excited to welcome cruise visitors back to the islands and to work with Crystal Cruises to restore and re-energize our tourism industry and to protect jobs and businesses, “he said Bahamas Minister of Tourism and Aviation Dionisio D’Aguilar. “Crystal Cruises is the only cruise offering registered Bahamas-only trips that highlight the distinctive features and experiences that travelers can find here on our islands and the support that these cruises will bring to multiple communities in the country will be tremendous. Guests will find plenty of space to roam and a warm welcome from the people of this unique destination. “
Thanks to the combination of Crystal Cruises’ extensive Crystal Clean + 4.0 protocols and the Bahamas Clean & Pristine Certification Program, all guests experience the highest standards of health and safety practices in every aspect of their vacation. There is great confidence in the ability to offer travelers a safe and warm welcome to the United States islands Bahamas.
For complete information on testing and entry requirements, including applying for a Bahamas Health Visa and more, please visit Bahamas.com/travelupdates.
The Bahamian Ministry of Tourism and Aviation values and values the partnership with Crystal Cruises in this unprecedented time and looks forward to further cooperation and the successful restart of the cruise in The Bahamas.
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