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Six Carnival cruise ships have been certified as sensory-inclusive. Here’s what that means

Jayme Deerwester, USA TODAYComments Off on Six Carnival cruise ships have been certified as sensory-inclusive. Here’s what that means

Carnival Cruise Line says its full fleet will be certified by March 2020, with employees trained to assist people with sensory disorders like autism.

      
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