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I understand enironmental protection, NoT a nedw conc ept, however, why are flowers okay to be brought aboard in B osto n? Seat tle?, Honfleur, Babados etc b ut not other places? HAL is ngt enforcing or respecting environmental protection universally if they permit flowers be brought aboard in some p;orts/countriess but not others? . That is Inconsistent, Yes ?

Different ports /Countries different environmental laws.

So to answer your question it is not inconsistent

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Sounds like someone around you flushed something they shouldn't have and messed up the system.

 

 

 

Another hint that has been posted by our CC ship's engineer is to pour water down the trap that is in the floor (not the shower drain). If the trap has dried out, sewer gases will come up.

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I know from previous experience Canadian authorities will not deny entry to the country by a Canadian citizen. They have to let us in eventually providing we go through the appropriate procedures.

 

In a private aircraft or boat what is required is to notify the CBSA telephone reporting center which can either approval an oral declaration or send officers to inspect. I note that Halifax is an authorized disembarkation site for cruise ships and an approved entry point for private vessels.

https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/do-rb/se...o-onc-eng.html

 

Certainly, I do not intend to circumvent the law. I would notify cruise ship officials and make arrangements with the CBSA to be cleared if necessary using the reporting system that is already in place. I don't need "approval" from the cruise line to enter my own country unless they plan to forcibly prevent me from leaving the ship which would be, er, an interesting turn of events.

Another question is whether cruise passengers who are day visitors to their own country undergo closer scrutiny that those from other countries. I've never landed in Canada as a cruise passenger but know from previous experience the customs and immigration procedures in foreign ports for cruise passengers vary widely are often best described as cursory.

 

Sounds the cruise you are talking about is Norwegian Bliss,I am booked on that cruise, please for the rest of the people on board choose another way of getting to your final destination

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Stay at home and enjoy your basketball, the world outside the USA will go on

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Hi Tom

Be very careful walking around Kings Cross, crime capital of Sydney, if you have not booked don't.

Poor Harvey! I hope the passenger that needed medical assistance is OK

And also Harvey never needs medical assistance whilst on a cruise

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$A254 is pretty good for middle of Sydney,also you fly in a train from the airport to the Travelodge $A25p.p.your easy walking to Harbour Bridge,Opera House the ferry system that takes you all around Sydney Harbour

A nice hotel is Travelodge Wynyard within the price you want.

I minute walk to the centre of the city and all transport a 10 minute walk to circular quay when you are ready to board your cruise,with plenty of restaurants around at all price ranges.

I stay at this hotel when I visit Sydney on business and it has never disappointed m

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Doing b2b MSC on Divina from Miami to Genoa, that will be 6th MSC cruise. Cruised with many cruise lines including seabourn,and go back to MSC often for one reason ? Value for money.

3000/4000 people onboard and they get some negative reaction ,I would think there reaction would be next time you cruise choose another cruise line

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