Oceania's current booking cancellation policy vs industry

[susiesan]

Maybe Oceania is reading these boards. This is new as of today. Now I can stop bugging my TA to ask about better deals or added perks.

 

Additionally, guests and travel advisors can book with confidence knowing that up to day of sailing, should there be another applicable public promotion that offers a better value through amenities or price, they may take advantage of that promotional offer and/or price as long as the same category of accommodations is available and that promotion is still open for sale. If there is a better promotion or price after you’ve made your final payment, Oceania will provide you/your clients with an upgrade, shipboard credit, or future cruise credit.

 

 

[eldaradoe]

Very impressed by Vikings response.....they surely are stepping up and doing the right thing....We wish the cruise and travel industry well in these trying times....how would it be if we aren't free to roam the world!

https://www.vikingcruises.com/oceans/my-trip/current-sailings/index.html

 

[cruisingaussies]

2 hours ago, eldaradoe said:

Very impressed by Vikings response.....they surely are stepping up and doing the right thing....We wish the cruise and travel industry well in these trying times....how would it be if we aren't free to roam the world!

https://www.vikingcruises.com/oceans/my-trip/current-sailings/index.html

 

This is indeed impressive and action which ALL cruise lines should be taking.  

[bbtondo]

FYI Princess just announced they are suspending all cruises for 60 days.  Offering FCC or refund.  Hoping that Oceania is next.

[YoHoHo]

And another is suspending European operations.

 

Amawaterways is now cancelling all Europe river cruises through Apr 25, 2020.

FCC of 115% for sailing to end of 2022 or full refund

[eldaradoe]

Disney also suspended it's cruise line