The pandemic eliminated most cruise tourism in Alaska in 2020. Nearly a year later, COVID-19 is still here, and the state is facing another uncertain tourism season.
Hope for big ships at some point this summer is not yet lost, but the outlook is bleak. Leaders in Alaska and Washington, D.C. are attempting to find solutions.
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KRBD Reporter Eric Stone explained some of the latest effort to get tourists back in Alaska.
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