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Norwegian Cruise Line Adds 48-Hour ‘Peace of Mind’ Cancellation Policy

by Daniel McCarthy  March 07, 2020
Norwegian Cruise Line Adds 48-Hour ‘Peace of Mind’ Cancellation Policy

NCL's cancellation policy is for all new guests as well as those already booked on voyages beginning March 10, 2020. Photo: Shutterstock.com. 

Norwegian Cruise Line is allowing its guests who book a sailing through Sept. 30, 2020 to cancel their trip up to 48-hours beforehand and receive a 100% future cruise credit with its ‘Peace of Mind’ cancellation policy.

The policy is for all new guests as well as those already booked on voyages beginning March 10, 2020 and, according to Norwegian president and CEO Harry Sommer, will give those looking for some reassurance that “now is the right time to start planning.”

“Taking time off is important. It allows us to reconnect with the ones that mean the most to us. As a matter of fact, this summer, I’m looking forward to cruising to Europe with my family and discovering the incredible destinations we will visit together. I encourage our guests to do the same and to feel confident in spending their valuable time off with us.”

  
  

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