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Another cruise line, Oceania, could start Cuba voyages within months

July 11, 2016

Gene Sloan, USA Today

ABOARD THE SEVEN SEAS EXPLORER -- Oceania Cruises could launch its first Cuba voyages within months, the CEO of the line's parent company suggested Sunday.

Speaking with reporters aboard a new Regent Seven Seas ship, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings CEO Frank Del Rio said the company had received tentative approval to begin Cuba sailings before the end of the year on Oceania's 684-passenger Regatta.

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