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Orlando, Fla.The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated is guidance Friday to warn those at high risk of severe illness from COVID-19 to avoid cruise ships, whether theyve had the vaccine or not.

It is a shift from the previous warning that only targeted unvaccinated travelers.

Severe illness means that a person with COVID-19 may need: hospitalization, intensive care, a ventilator to help them breathe or they may even die, according to the CDC.

The updated guidance specifically warns those at high risk including older adults, people with certain medical conditions and people who are pregnant or recently pregnant.

The CDCs update comes during the recent wave of the delta variant of COVID-19, which can prove deadly to even vaccinated people with underlying conditions.

Cruise ships returned to sailing from the U.S. for the first time in June, now with more than two dozen vessels departing from Florida, Texas, California, Washington and soon New York.

Most sail with a vaccine requirement for any passenger 12 and older. Children 11 and under do not have a vaccine option. In Florida, though, a state law that went into effect July 1 threatens to fine businesses $5,000 per instance if they require proof of vaccination, so most cruise lines have shifted their stance in the state to allow unvaccinated passengers.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, the parent company of NCL, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas, filed a lawsuit over the law and federal judge this month granted an injunction against the state from enforcing it. That opened the door for NCL to begin sailing from Florida with its vaccine-only policy.

Even with Floridas law shifting cruise lines stance on vaccination status, some of the destinations cruise lines most often go to have begun to require vaccinations of cruise line passengers. The Bahamas updated an emergency order this week with just such a requirement, forcing lines like Royal Caribbean, Celebrity and MSC Cruises to limit sailings to only vaccinated passengers 12 and older from Florida when headed to the Bahamas. Carnival and Disney have announce any changes for their Bahamas cruises.

Most cruise lines have focused on the Bahamas as their main destination as they attempt to restart business after more than a year and half of shutdown. That includes stops at private islands such as Disneys Castaway Cay and Royal Caribbeans Coco Cay.

Cruise lines were at the epicenter of several outbreaks in early 2020 when the coronavirus pandemic expanded. The industry shut itself down in March 2020 and was then under a CDC no-sail order. Sailings only began after the CDC shifted to a conditional sail followed by months of shifting guidance before it allowed any cruise ship to sail from U.S. ports.

The chance of getting COVID-19 on cruise ships is high since the virus appears to spread more easily between people in close quarters aboard ships, the CDC states.

Several cruise lines have increased safety policies including more mask wearing and pre-cruise COVID-19 testing as the delta variant has taken hold.

Despite the COVID-19 health protocols in place on board ships now up and running with the CDCs approval, there have been several sailings in which passengers tested positive. Most cases were limited to just a few passengers, and in several cases involved unvaccinated children, who then also infected their vaccinated parents.

The lines, though, enacted their quarantine policies and have been able to continue sailing without any major outbreak.

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Where There's Smoke: Fires continue to sprout and spread in our greater Big Lake neighborhood. As this photo of downtown Duluth by Sara Blanck shows, the smoke from the north definitely affected the city this week, looking more like a usual foggy day than a day obscured by drifting wildfire smoke. Air quality alerts were issued for northeastern Minnesota this week.Several closures along the boundary waters and forest lands have resulted from fires in the Superior National Forest and across the border in Ontario. The U.S. Forest Service on Wednesday closed lands and roads along the upper portion of the Gunflint Trail. On Wednesday, the firefighting crews took advantage of weather conditions and a shift in wind direction to initiate some tactical fires to reduce fuel for the wildfires (like this tactical burn along Highway 1). The Greenwood fire covered nearly 26,000 acres by Thursday and already destroyed at least 12 primary and 57 outbuilding structures near McDougal Lake. All of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness was closed, at least until Saturday, "due to active and increasing fire activity, extreme drought, limited resources," according to the Forest Service, citing "Canadian fires and John Elk Lake, Whelp Lake, and other fires." On the Ontario side of

the BWCAW, the interior of Quetico Provincial Park is closed through Sept. 4. Isle Royale National Park rangers and others also are battling a fire on the island. By Thursday, the 230-acre Horne fire was about 15% contained. All campfires are banned there and several areas of the park are closed. The island fire started in near the Duncan Bay/Tobin Harbor Portage Trail on Aug. 10, likely from lightning. Meanwhile, up north of the Big Lake region, 82 active wildfires continue in Northwestern Ontario, shown on the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources & Forestry's interactive map.

A Bushplane's BFF: Bob Parr says he's been involved with airplanes and model-airplane building "since before sales tax, some people might remember that." Now the volunteer at the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre in Sault Ste. Marie is putting his knowledge and skills to good use on a real aircraft. He's helping to repair and refinish a 1929 Fairchild KR-34, an all purpose bi-plane built in Maryland and used for spotting poachers in Algonquin Provincial Park. SooToday produced a great video conversation with Bob about his passion for planes. "It's just a great hobby, it's something to do and it's interesting," says Bob, whose work will be done in about a year and official unveiled in 2024. The heritage centre is a particularly good topic for these times, since it preserves the history of planes that water bombed wildfires and of the firefighters who battled those blazes.

Are You My Mother?: A team of U.S. and Canadian researchers has assembled a "reference genome" for lake trout, cutting-edge research that was a vital missing link in efforts to restore the fish within the Great Lakes, according to the Great Lakes Fishery Commission. "For the first time, a map of the lake trout genome has been assembled and is available publicly. The genome assembly was recently published in the journal Molecular Ecology Resources in a paper titled 'A chromosome-anchored genome assembly for Lake Trout (Salvelinus namaycush),' the commission posted. "A reference genome is a standardized digital sequence or map of nucleic acids, which code the building blocks of life, assembled into a set of genes. With this completed genome assembly, scientists will now have the tools to reveal the genetic foundation for traits that have allowed lake trout to take advantage of the myriad habitats and conditions across the species North American range. Moreover, the assembly will help scientists understand why different types of lake trout (called morphotypes) survive and reproduce in the various ways they do. With this knowledge, fishery managers will be better equipped to take steps that will support lake trout conservation and restoration, in the wild and through the help of hatcheries." Lake Superior has its own examples of "morphotypes," we believe the siscowet (fatty) and lean versions of the lake trout. Lake trout, the population of which collapsed in the late 1950s, have again been reproducing in the Big Lake for a number of years. Just last week, WKBW in Buffalo, N.Y., did a story about the first documented lake trout reproduction in Lake Erie for more than 60 years.

Downed Dock: A portion of the concrete dock alongside the Lakeshore Center at Michigan Technological University in Houghton crumbled into Portage Canal this week. The deterioration was not unexpected, according to a release from Michigan Tech. "The dock had been under surveillance due to cracking and shifting, and foot traffic on the dock was restricted two weeks ago while its condition was under assessment. Michigan Tech Public Safety and Police Services, as well as UP Engineers and Architects, were on the scene immediately after the dock portion fell. Initial reports indicate the Lakeshore Center was not damaged and is not at risk. Out of an abundance of caution, access to the building is currently restricted, with only those who are helping assess and repair the damage allowed on-site. Employees have been asked to work remotely for approximately 10-14 days until repairs are complete." The center, located off the main campus, houses some administrative offices and has had commercial tenants.

New Paint on the Walls: Marquette and Manistique in the Upper Peninsula got to celebrate new murals this week. Both public artworks are part of the Power of Words Project, "a mural campaign that brings words to life with transformative works of public art," according to a press release from the city of Marquette. For the Marquette murla, award-winning artist Mia Tavonatti, formerly of Iron Mountain, and professional mural team member Sharon Maldonadol worked with local artists Emmalene Oysti, Sabrina Langdon, Michele Tuccini, Michelle Earle, plus Shannon Taylor and Sari Nomura, both students at Northern Michigan University. The "Natural" mural is at the corner of Ohio and Third streets downtown. It was officially unveiled on Wednesday. In Manistique, Mia also did the "Harmony" mural unveiled on Thursday as the third Power of Words production in the town.

Nice Rice: Wild ricing is under way on the reservation of the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe in Minnesota, reports the Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission. GLIFWC's manoomin (wild rice) database shows which areas around the broad region are open for harvesting. GLIFWC, based in Odanah on the Bad River Ojibwe reservation in Wisconsin, represents 11 Ojibwe tribes in Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin. Peter David, a wildlife biologist with GLIFWC, told Katie Thoresen of WXPR that central Wisconsin appears to have low production of wild rice. "It may be one of the very worst years Ive seen in 35 years," he said. In Northwestern Wisconsin, the harvest appears to be good and in Minnesota very good, according to aerial images taken. In some places, though, smoke from fire inhibited the view.

Turnkey Paradise: Thats how Private Islands Inc. describes Gitchie Manitou Island on Lake Michigamme about one hour west of Marquette. The island can be reached by a 15-minute boat ride out of Champion and is up for sale by owner/author Jeffrey L. Rodengen, known for dozens of legend books from The Legend of Chris-Craft to NRA: An American Legend to one most appropriate for these times perhaps, The Legend of Pfizer. Along with 10 wooded acres and a 30-foot waterfall, a new owner gets a master log cabin and three guest cabins plus Jeffrey has done a lot of upgrades while hes owned the island, including electricity thanks to an underwater cable and five-bar cell service. When I came here 30 years ago, there was nothing on the island. It had been untouched since the glacier receded 12,000 years ago, he told Edward Pevos of MLive. Theres a lot of things that go with the island. Seven pages of stuff. Furniture, dishes... everything. Someone can literally just show up on the island and not have to do anything but just put food in the refrigerators and freezers. That seven pages includes check this out a 30-foot customized three-log Lowe Pontoon Boat with custom trailer, 18-foot Chris-Craft Runabout with trailer, 18-foot Hobie Cat with trailer, Aluminum Grumman Canoe with sailing rig, two Yamaha Waverunners with tandem trailer, and a small flotilla of inflatables and a selection of water skis and other watersports inventory. Asking price: $850,000. Bragging rights: Were guessing priceless.

Photo & graphic credits: Sara Blanck; Superior National Forest; National Park Service; Great Lakes Fishery Commission; Mia TavonattiProductions; Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission; Jeffrey L. Rodengen

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Around the Circle This Week: August 27, 2021 - lakesuperior.com

Across the island of Mahe, several strange gashes scar the coastline wounds from unsuccessful treasure hunts carried out by local residents over the years.Left by 17th century pirates who cruised through these waters, legends of lost loot are so engrained in the national psyche even the government demands a 50% cut of any finds by law. But to date, no major hauls have been declared.

Whether theres any truth to the far-fetched fairy-tales is debatable, yet the Seychelles evidently sparkles with riches from diving with sharks in the outer islands, to hiking the slopes of soaring, jungle-wrapped peaks. And as travellers plan ahead for dream holidays to escape a period of non-stop nightmares, its not surprising the 115-island state is topping booking lists.

Granitic, volcanic or small, low coral cays each island has a different appeal and character, some thriving with communities and others occupied by only one resort. Whether youre seeking adventure or simply to zone out, heres our pick of the best places to stay.

STORY Hotel, Mahe

All walks of life stroll along the beach at Beau Vallon on main island Mahe (where all international flights arrive and depart), making it one of the best places to sample local living in the Seychelles. Perfectly placed to soak up the action, this fun and modern property is only metres from the rolling waves. Choose a villa with plunge pool and beach access to sink directly into the sand or opt for a garden room overlooking a tropical lagoon.

Scoring top points for sustainability, the hotel has made environmental protection a priority: measures have been taken to protect flora and fauna on its premises; an onsite water bottling site has reduced plastic consumption; and a rainwater harvesting system has been put in place. A gym and serene spa are tucked into the gardens and theres a choice of seven restaurants ranging from buffet to private, petal-strewn fine dining. Off site, theres a chance to hike through Morne National Park several trail heads leading to the emerald peaks are a short walk from the hotel.

How: Visit story-seychelles.com

LArchipel, Praslin

Given human habitation in the Seychelles only dates back a few hundred years, its easy to trace the roots of early settlers. Owned by descendants of the French dOffay family, this elegant beachfront resort one of the few high-end, family-owned properties in the Seychelles is a successful marriage of present and past; classic Creole architecture has been polished with a Riviera sheen.

Set on a gently sloping hillside of landscaped gardens overlooking one of the islands most secluded beaches, 32 rooms and larger suites occupy several plantation-era buildings with sunset-facing verandas, and a shore-side restaurant serves an excellent menu, served with French finesse. A one-hour ferry ride or 15-minute flight from Mahe, Praslin is more laidback than her sister island. Come to visit the UNESCO-listed Vallee de Mai, home to a forest of coco de mer trees, prized for their weighty 20kg nuts.

How: Visit larchipel.com/en

Six Senses Zil Pasyon, Felicite

Everywhere in the Seychelles is magical, but some places sparkle with an extra-special quality. At Zil Pasyon, the only resort occupying the private island of Felicite, accessible by a 20-minute private boat transfer from Praslin or helicopter from Mahe, the emphasis is on uninterrupted relaxation. Thirty pool villas are tucked into the palms and tropical forest, where fruit bats swoop overhead at dusk; a generous lap pool, sun deck, and playful swing above the bath justify spending an above average time in your room.

To do so, however, would mean missing out on so much: take a dawn kayak ride to nearby Coco island, where several seabird species nest; trek a trail to the islands highest point; dine beneath a native takamaka tree festooned with fairy lights; or enjoy private sundowners on beanbags at a secluded granite viewpoint. Built into the rocks, the spa is extraordinary; book a private slot at the saltwater pool and sundeck gazing out to the Indian Ocean

How: Visit sixsenses.com/en/resorts/zil-pasyon

Hilton Labriz, Silhouette

Boulder-strewn beaches attract visitors to this volcanic island, but the wild interior is just as captivating. Declared a national park, 93% of the land is protected, creating an adventure playground for anyone lucky enough to stay at this fantastic resort. Despite having 111 rooms and a choice of eight restaurants, it never feels busy, and there are plenty of opportunities for discovering secret patches of sand either by hiking or exploring on a boat.

Silhouettes history as a coconut plantation is detailed at the Grann Kaz, a Creole house once belonging to the Dauban family, where lively, traditional dinner dances are held. A trail regarded as the hardest in the country also follows a route once used by workers to cross the island. Underwater activities are taken care of by an excellent PADI dive centre, which offers open water courses, while the spa built sensitively between giant boulders is back-to-nature bliss.

How: Visit hilton.com/en/

How to plan your trip

Abercrombie & Kent (abercrombiekent.co.uk; 01242 547 760) offers seven night holidays in the Seychelles from 3,900pp based on two people sharing. Includes breakfast, flights, transfers and accommodation. Comes under A&Ks flexible booking policy.

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Liz Truss insisted that Andrew could bring a wealth of experience about private islands, inappropriate love and pizza related alibis. One aide commented: They both seemed so excited, we didnt have the heart to tell them that Love Island is not a real country.

Prince Andrew is said to have been ready to leave in an instant, having had his bags packed for a hasty exit months ago. He did insist that his new role would be covered by diplomatic immunity, anonymity on Tinder and an untraceable Search History.

Meanwhile, the International Trade Secretary has made her mark by appointing a string of inappropriate envoys; including Oliver Cromwell to Ireland, Henry V to France and Kate Hoey to anywhere. Many have sarcastically commented that Truss was just pulling names out of a hat, while her aide explained: Its not that that strategic.

Andrew will be solely responsible for the import and export of love to the UK, with his primary focus on emerging markets nothing too old he demanded. Unlike other Royals who have been accused of not working hard, Andrew promised to be very hands on.

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In the final scene of The Perfect Storm, the fishing boat Andrea Gail's crew glimpse the sun breaking through the clouds just before being swallowed up by a rogue wave. For those in the travel industry, particularly the over 1,500 in Las Vegas earlier this month for Virtuoso Travel Week, optimism was tempered with trepidation as the covid-19 delta variant continues to spread.

In what is easily the industrys worst downturn since the Ice Age halted pre-historic mobility, the World Travel & Tourism Council reported an overall loss last year of $4.5 trillion in receipts with travels contribution to global GDP dropping 49.1%.

Australia is set to remain off-limits to American tourists until the middle of next year at the ... [+] earliest, says an official with Tourism Australia. (Photo by Scott Barbour/Getty Images)

For some, any new restrictions on international travel wont really change things. Australia has been closed to American visitors for over a year, although it is allowing movie production. Its not expected to reopen until the middle of 2022 at the earliest, says Chris Allison, head of commercial partnerships for the Americas at Tourism Australia.

For others, the spread of covid-delta is already having an impact. In his roundtable meetings with travel advisors and journalists, Israels tourism commissioner for North America, Eyal Carlin, had to switch gears. After the country reopened for small groups of tourists in May, an uptick of infections meant he was breaking the news borders were once again closing.

Most of the announcements, however, were about starting back up and new openings, as well as plenty of innovation, something the crisis-plagued travel industry has always been very good at.

Chris Austin, chief sales officer of new luxury cruise line Explora Journeys, says it garnered $1 million of pre-sales in the first week it opened its waitlist. The initial voyage isnt until 2023.

Anguilla, which only had 109 Covid cases and requires visitors to be vaccinated, will get nonstop ... [+] flights from Miami on American Airlines beginning in December. (Photo by Cedrick Isham CALVADOS / AFP)

American Airlines is beginning its first nonstop flights from Miami to Anguilla in December, shares an excited Kenroy Herbert, chairman of the tourist board. He says the island has been covid-free for six months.

While other destinations were closed, Los Cabos gained an influx of first-time visitors. Now, with more competition again, it is developing a strategy to lure them back, says Rodrigo Esponda, managing director of the tourist board.

After a 66% drop in international visitors last year, Pro Colombia took the opportunity to reassess its approach to the market. It created five new tourism regions rich with trendy experiences from private islands to local culture and gastronomy. Its new target is luxury travelers.

Atlantis, The Royal, is set to debut in Dubai in early 2022.

Despite the pandemic, Kerzners One&Only increased its portfolio by 30%, opening resorts in Mexico, Malaysia, and Montenegro. Greece is coming next summer.

Its sister brand will open Atlantis, The Royal, in Dubai early next year. The 43-story cantilevered skyscraper will have 231 luxury apartments, 693 hotel rooms and 102 suites.

Kerzner chief commercial officer Brett Armitage says the delay from Q4 is due to supply chain issues. Another issue for hotel owners, he says, is the cost of construction materials has gone up compared to budgets.

Jane Mackie, senior vice president, global marketing luxury brands for IHG Hotels & Resorts, runs through seemingly dozens of openings across its InterContinental, Regent, Six Senses, Kimpton, Indigo and Voco brands. There will also be a new soft brand. Like Marriotts Luxury Collection, the new, yet-to-be-named flag will target owners who want to benefit from IHGs advertising, sales, reservations and procurement, but wish their hotels to have an individual identity.

What pandemic? Six Senses Ibiza was one of a multitude of IHG Hotels & Resorts' openings across its ... [+] various brands, including Regent, Kimpton, Indigo, Voco and InterContinental.

Mackie agrees with Armitage - openings are more challenging than ever. Issues range from having enough linens and dishes to getting furniture delivered on time. Covid-induced changes in the local community provide even bigger hurdles. For example, many hotels outsource their laundry. In some cases, businesses that were there before the pandemic are not there now.

The Kempinski Palace Engelbergin Switzerland recently opened after covid-related delays.

Aside from supply chain issues and labor shortages, the pandemic has driven hotel groups to look beyond traditional business models. While Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts just opened in New Orleans, will debut in Napa later this year, and has properties set to open in Minneapolis and Nashville next year, it is expanding its presence in the villa rental market.

Not just hotels. Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts has been building up its portfolio of managed ... [+] rental villas. Rates run up to $40,000 per night. (Photo by Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty Images)

Ben Trodd, senior vice president, sales and hotel marketing for the Toronto-based group, says it now offers 750 managed villas that rent from $2,000 to $40,000 per night. In some locations, villa rental revenues are 20% higher than before the pandemic.

For Accor, next month, it will reopen the Fairmont Century Plaza, having cut its inventory by a third to 400 rooms and suites. Like others, the pandemic is forcing innovation. And after working with the National Hockey League to create a covid-free environment for its playoff teams last year, Accor is launching a program called Bubbles & Buyouts. Your group will be able to take over all or part of select hotels with similar protection protocols.

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - JUNE 11: Rachel McCord and AnnaLynne McCord attendlia Beach Club grand opening ... [+] celebration at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas on June 11, 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Denise Truscello/Getty Images for lia Beach Club)

Virgin Hotels is an excellent example of the constant flow of good news and bad news industry executives face daily. Its CEO James Bermingham says for its hotels, which includes a new property in Las Vegas opened in June, the good news is very strong leisure bookings and a resurgence in meetings. The bad news is, as delta virus spreads, the groups end up reducing in size. Attendees decide at the last minute they dont want to go. On the bright side, The events arent cancelling, he notes.

Shadi Omeish, general manager of 1 Hotel West Hollywood, was nonplussed about new masking requirements for indoor activities. His hotel had already created several outdoor spaces, so he quickly shifted dining to those venues.

The mandate isnt hurting business, so far. The impact has been very, very small.People want to travel. People want to be with other people, he says.

There has been a surge of extended families and groups of friends booking safaris, says Sherwin ... [+] Banda, president of African Travel. (Robyn Preston / Barcroft Media via Getty Images)

Other suppliers backed up that theme. Sherwin Banda, president of African Travel, says 2022 bookings are running 200% ahead of 2019, the tour companys best year. Destinations like Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and Botswana have emerged as top sellers. Group travel is up significantly with extended families and groups of friends buying out departures, creating their own bubbles.

Still, hes hoping when everything is said and done; hell end up at 90% of 2019 levels. People are still nervous. People book and then cancel.

Mark S. Conroy, managing director, the Americas for Silversea, echoed the bullish outlook of the cruise executives in attendance. Its 2023 world cruise, where fares run from $67,000 to $250,000 per person, sold out in weeks when it was put on sale last Fall. He says past clients are booking back-to-back cruises. A lot of our guests felt like they lost a year-and-a-half of their lives. Theyre ready to go.

Cruise line executives say guests are booking back-to-back voyages and world cruises priced up to ... [+] $250,000 per person sell out in weeks. Pictured, the Silver Wind passes under Tower Bridge on the way out of London on a balmy August evening, as the sun sets behind the city on August 25, 2019 in London, United Kingdom. (Photo by Chris Gorman/Getty Images)

Ellen Bettridge, CEO of Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection, says she sees the same trend. One customer has five booked this year, and hes already done three. It is expanding to include combinations of river cruises and rail journeys.

Celebrity Cruises is seeing a similar percentage of first-time cruisers as prior to the pandemic, a very positive data point, says Dondra Ritzenhaler, senior vice president of sales. We have been so diligent with protocols, and they work, and people want to cruise. She says having 100% of the crew vaccinated resonates with consumers.

Better known for escorted motor coach tours to Europe, Insight Vacations will launch its first ... [+] Hawaii itineraries next year. (Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images).

While travel industry suppliers generally eschew wading into politically charged issues, executives from Collette, Insight Vacations and Luxury Gold recently instituted vaccine mandates. For motor coach tours that cross multiple borders, its the only way they can ensure that their clients will be compliant with entry requirements that change daily.

Behind the scenes, there is more work and increased costs, says Guy Young, president of Insight and Luxury Gold. In addition to a driver and tour director, theres now a well-being officer on each departure. That person handles all of the covid-related paperwork and bureaucracy.

In some places, the company has had to find alternate locations or restaurants due to closures or staffing issues. Closed borders mean fewer foreign workers, a staple of the tourism industry in many places. In January, it will start something new, its first-ever itineraries to Hawaii.

Asked if the navigating through the pandemic felt a bit like The Perfect Storm movie, one industry executive told me, Well, it does seem that way some days. Hopefully, were not on the boat with George Clooney.

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Hope And Optimism As Delta Threatens The Travel Industry's Recovery - Forbes