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Giant cruise ship operator MSC has given up on South Africa until at least November (Business Insider)

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MSC Cruises, has given up on any more sailing in South Africa until at least November, reports Business Insider.

Passengers who had been due to board its ships before then are being offered vouchers for the next sailing season, which runs until April 2022.

While other lockdown restrictions have come and gone (and, in cases such as the alcohol ban, come and gone a second time), night clubs and cruise ships have remained consistently banned under South African rules.

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