
Cruise ships head back to Venice despite ban
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The Italian government has voted to ban cruise ships from the Venice lagoon, but while authorities look at plans for a new terminal, 2021 will see ships back in the city.
(CNN) — It's set to be one of the first cruises to take to the waters after things start back up this summer. Departing June 5, the sumptuous MSC Orchestra will take a week-long trip around the Adriatic and the Mediterranean, taking in Italy, Croatia and Greece. And its journey will begin and end with one of the world's most classic cruise experiences: gliding past the iconic center of Venice, Italy, as it passes St Mark's Square and continues up the Giudecca Canal.More Related News

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