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FRANK GONZALEZ Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line has announced the resumption of operations.
The CEO of the company Oneil Khosa observed that “the past year has been incredibly challenging for the cruise industry, and as an independent family-run line this time was particularly difficult for us.
That said, we are delighted to announce that our website is back up and running and is accepting reservations for departures starting July 2nd, when Grand Classica will make its long-awaited return to the Bahamas ”.
“I am incredibly proud of our entire team for their efforts over the past year and immensely grateful to the Sheehan family , who have worked tirelessly to chart a course for the future of the Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line.
We have worked, collectively and in collaboration with our partners in the Bahamas, the CDC and other entities, to carefully and carefully prepare for our return to Grand Bahama” Khosa added.
In addition, the CEO explained that “since the initial Covid-19 epidemic, we have remained one of the few cruise lines that have not reported outbreaks on board our ships. We have worked to adopt the highest security protocols.
Grand Classica is now suited to meet the needs of our guests and crew ”.