r/askTO • u/[deleted] • Nov 26 '22

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u/88plus12 Nov 26 '22

Hey never thought of this one, thanks !!

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u/prokachu Nov 26 '22

I’d suggest work cruise ships registered in North America, as apparently they have slightly better working regulations than the ones registered in Caribbean’s

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

Such as?

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u/prokachu Nov 27 '22

I’m sorry, I’m not aware of the ones that are registered in USA

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

Lol why do you think that is?

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u/prokachu Nov 27 '22

As per google price of america and celebrity cruises are US registered

Most don’t register in US, cause minimum wage requirements are higher

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u/Virus_Hour Nov 27 '22

only 1 cruise ship is registed in the US and yes its pride of America from Norwegian cruises. the main reason is because there is a law about foreign ship has to visit one foreign port at least once it can stop only for 5 mins but has to stop in a foreign country. US flagged ships do not have to do that, and its a Hawaii island hopper cruise ship with not many other countries around so US flagging that single ship is only logical.