St. Lucia News On Line reports that Norwegian Cruise Lines (NCL) dropped St. Lucia from its 2010-2012 schedule.
The article states that NCL abandoned St. Lucia because of attacks on cruise passengers which occurred on three occasions while the cruise passengers were sight-seeing on the island.
Last December, we reported on out-of-control crime in St. Lucia, and the cruise line's failure to warn passengers:
14 Cruise Passengers Robbed at Anse-La-Raye Waterfall in St. Lucia
Crime in Caribbean Ports of Call Against Cruise Passengers
According to the report, there has been high rate of crimes against Americans in Caribbean countries like St. Lucia, Jamaica, Antigua and the Bahamas.
Cruise lines face legal liability when they take passengers into dangerous locations and fail to warn them of crime, particularly during cruise sponsored excursions.
The article states that NCL abandoned St. Lucia because of attacks on cruise passengers which occurred on three occasions while the cruise passengers were sight-seeing on the island.
Last December, we reported on out-of-control crime in St. Lucia, and the cruise line's failure to warn passengers:
14 Cruise Passengers Robbed at Anse-La-Raye Waterfall in St. Lucia
Crime in Caribbean Ports of Call Against Cruise Passengers
According to the report, there has been high rate of crimes against Americans in Caribbean countries like St. Lucia, Jamaica, Antigua and the Bahamas.
Cruise lines face legal liability when they take passengers into dangerous locations and fail to warn them of crime, particularly during cruise sponsored excursions.
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