Marc, One day's notice definitely wasn't enough. We found out around 2:30pm yesterday and there are a lot of p***ed off people. With the full itinerary given to us they must have been working on it for a few days and could have saved people the hassle of traveling right after a major holiday and massive flight delays & cancellations. Several people took the cancellation option immediately and I imagine more will bail out this morning. It's looking like we may have well under 400 guests. We also have the option to quit an any of the Miami stops and a lot of us starting out the first segment will see how the ship life is and decide as we go along. Most regular World Cruisers don't really care about the ports and will stick with it anyway in spite of repeated ports. If we have better lecturers than we had on the Splendor that will make things better.

This all happened because too many ports in Europe, where we were heading, and Asian ports where we were finishing are closed to cruise ships or have Covid problems. I would guess that the Navigator initial sailing would depend on availability of ports on her itinerary. I'm sure we'll have a town hall meeting, hopefully on the sea day tomorrow, where we'll get more definite information.
Jim