Carnival Cruise Cancels Tours
Published February 27th, 2012
MEXICO CITY (AP) - Carnival Cruise Lines Inc. says it is suspending on-shore nature excursions in the Mexican resort of Puerto Vallarta after 22 cruise passengers were robbed on their bus during a tour last week near
the coastal city.
The city's public safety secretary says hooded attackers intercepted the bus in the town of El Nogalito.
It says no one was injured in the Thursday night incident but the tourists' possessions were taken.
A Carnival statement says it has suspended the Puerto Vallarta nature tour until further notice.
The company also says it is working with the passengers from the Carnival Splendor to reimburse them for lost valuables and help them replace documents taken.
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