Holidaymakers have been left bitterly disappointed after P&O Cruises pulled the plug on a 35-night Caribbean cruise aboard the Ventura – just weeks after another cruise was scrapped.

However, in May, P&O Cruises said that only 0.64 per cent of passengers were symptomatic on Wednesday 22 May, but failed to confirm how many suffered at the virus’ peak.

P&O Cruises has cancelled a 35-night Caribbean voyage on Ventura that was scheduled to depart on January 4, 2027, citing "operational reasons". The cancellation of this much-anticipated long-haul ...

Addressing those impacted by the latest Ventura cancellation, P&O said in their communiqué:. "Due to operational reasons, we're sorry to inform you that your cruise, departing 4 January 2027, is ...

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"On occasion, it is necessary to change an itinerary from the one previously published and we are very sorry that Ventura's 35-night Caribbean itinerary departing January 04 2027, has been cancelled.

However, in May, P&O Cruises said that only 0.64 per cent of passengers were symptomatic on Wednesday 22 May, but failed to confirm how many suffered at the virus’ peak.