11b. Presentation - 2021 Seattle Season Cruise Update
Item No. 11b_supp Meeting Date: June 22, 2021 Restarting Seattle's Cruise Industry Stephanie Jones Stebbins Managing Director, Maritime Division 1 TODAY'S TOPICS 1PREPARING FORA SAFE RETURN 22021 SEASON 3ECONOMIC RECOVERY 2 1 PREPARING FOR A SAFE RETURN 3 Safe Return Strategy Public Health Regulatory Elected Agencies Officials Port of Seattle Cruise Tourism Lines Health and safety FlyHealthy@SEA Early and often 4 PHASE 1: PHASE 2A: PHASE 2B: PHASE 3: PHASE4: Mass testing and lab Voyage preparation Simulated (trial) Conditional Sailing Restricted passenger capacity building passenger voyages Certification voyages of MM M IDT EE Passengers "Conduct screening "Implement routine "Request approval " Meet CDC's standards "Obtain and retain a testing of all crew screening testing of from CDC to conduct for protection of crew COVID-19 Conditional onboard all crew simulated (trial) voyage in U.S. waters Sailing Certificate "Develop onboard lab + Develop port, medical, " Conduct simulated " Fulfill requirements for "Resume passenger capacity for testing and housing agreements voyage* simulated voyage(s) operations with symptomatic crew, approved by port and restrictions, such as close contacts, and local health authorities " Complete after-action + Apply for COVID-19 voyage length and future passengers report Conditional Sailing testing requirements " After agreements are Certificate "Conduct embarkation approved, embark testing of all crew nonessential crew with testing and 14-day *Subject to in-person and virtual CDC inspections quarantine 5 Port Agreements Port Agreements define a cruise line's local operations plan. Embarkation and disembarkation procedures Screening, testing and social distancing Emergency response plans, including medical care, transportation, quarantine housing Training of land-based staff Cleaning landside spaces Local public health agencies provided input and review External review by independent epidemiologist 6 Multiple Layers Improve Success MOST EFFECTIVE LESS EFFECTIVE Vaccinated Clean facilities Lower PPE/Masks passengers Test unvaccinated Density and crew people Health screening 7 Terminal Safety 6 feet 2 meters Physical Distancing, sanitation, & masking Ventilation Touchless Appropriate Port Valet Fixtures COVID Protocols 8 Implementation Milestones International Stop Vaccinations Port Agreements Safety Enhancements 9 2 2021 SEASON 10 2021 Season Milestones June 29 July 7 July July 19 October 23 First ship in Elliott Bay Sim ulation Ships at berth First revenue Final sailing Crew vaccinations cru ise and at anchor sailing Provisions Crew vaccinations Port Cruise Webinar Coast Guard inspections Provisions JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER June-July July-October Most homeport ships arrive 83 Revenue Cruise Calls 11 Seattle Alaska Demand Remains High 12 Connecting with Community Partners Current focus: Communications & Community Engagement Webpage for Business, Tourism and Community Partners Visit Seattle webinar for June 22 and July 19 webinars Port cruise webinar on June 29 Ongoing briefings at stakeholder meetings 13 Expanded Communications Pier to Pier: Adventures on Seattle's Working Waterfront New Waterfront Newsletter 14 Environmental Priorities NW Ports Clean Air Strategy Shore power Banned Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems Water Discharge at Berth Cruise Memorandum Of Understanding Quiet Sound 15 3 ECONOMIC RECOVERY 16 Cruise Economic Impact Lost in 2020 Passengers Vessel Calls 17 18 Congratulations Mike! 19 RpA Ren eS A mdLotaeof EE worl 20 ERYa aid
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