S 593
Alaska Tourism Restoration Act
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The Alaska Tourism Restoration Act temporarily changes U.S. regulations to allow cruise ships to travel directly between ports in Washington and Alaska without requiring a stop in Canada. This is intended to mitigate the economic impact of Canada’s cruise ship bans during the COVID-19 pandemic. The bill defines voyages between Washington and Alaska as ‘foreign voyages’ for certain regulatory purposes, effectively bypassing the usual requirement for a foreign stop. It applies to voyages beginning before February 28, 2022, when Canada implemented cruise ship restrictions.
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