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Here Are the Cruise Lines that Have Cancelled All 2024 Israel Ports of Call (& Those that Haven’t)

by Dori Saltzman  November 15, 2023
Here Are the Cruise Lines that Have Cancelled All 2024 Israel Ports of Call (& Those that Haven’t)

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With fighting between Hamas and Israel showing no signs of abating, some cruise lines have made the decision to remove all Israeli ports of call from their 2024 itineraries. Others, however, are still playing it by month.

Here’s a list of all the cruise lines that have cancelled their entire Israel seasons:

  • Celebrity Cruises
  • Holland America Line
  • MSC Cruises
  • Norwegian Cruise Line
  • Oceania Cruises – Cancellations also include all ports of call in Egypt and Jordan
  • Royal Caribbean International
  • Silversea Cruises – Cancellations also include all ports of call in Egypt

Not all cruise lines have made the call to change their entire 2024 schedule of Israel ports of call. Here’s a list of the cruise lines that still have visits to Israel scheduled in 2024 (with most starting in either March or April):

  • Azamara
  • Celestyal Cruises
  • Princess Cruises
  • Regent Seven Seas Cruises
  • Viking
  • Windstar Cruises
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