Norwegian Cruise Line is facing a torrent of backlash after appearing to tighten its once-laid-back dining dress code rules, which some furious travelers declared “idiotic.” Passengers hoping to dine ...

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A popular cruise line has reportedly begun rolling out a new dress code for its dining experiences offered on board its fleet of ships. Norwegian Cruise Line has updated its dress code to clarify what ...

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Norwegian Cruise Line is facing a wave of backlash after tightening its once ultra-relaxed dinner dress code – and some angry travellers are calling the move “idiotic,” reports the New York Post.

Norwegian Cruise Line is tightening its once ultra-relaxed dress code at select onboard specialty dining restaurants, signaling a shift away from the casual, flip-flop-friendly image the company has ...

Some Norwegian Cruise Line passengers are blasting the company's new dining dress code policy as "idiotic." T-shirts and shorts are the norm for many cruise lovers, but anyone who wants to dine at ...

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