'Current indications are that cruises could resume by late this summer or early fall,' he added.
$1.6bn in direct spending, 23,000 jobs lost
This would be 'great news' for Texans who rely on the business. The state has lost an estimated $1.6bn in direct spending, 23,000 jobs and $1.6bn in wages during the cruise shutdown.
Vote on revised budget April 27
The full Wharves Board of Trustees is expected to vote April 27 on a revised budget that reflects phased-in cruise operations beginning in August.
Rees said communication and coordination with local health authorities and county, state and federal agencies continue to ensure the region is prepared for safe cruising. At the same time, Galveston is having regular discussions with cruise industry leaders to raise awareness among elected officials, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other decision-makers about the 'critical importance of getting the US cruise industry sailing again.'
The port has put $100,000 into health and safety upgrades at its two cruise terminals.
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