The Dark Truth Behind Your Cruise Vacation!

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Carnival Cruise Line is based in Miami. Its ships carry American passengers from American ports. But every Carnival ship is registered in Panama. Royal Caribbean? Registered in the Bahamas. Norwegian Cruise Line? Bermuda. Why? Because registering in the United States would mean paying US corporate taxes, following US labor laws, and paying US minimum wage to every crew member. Instead, they register in countries with zero corporate tax, no labor protections, and no minimum wage requirements. A cruise ship worker from the Philippines or Indonesia earns 2 to 3 dollars per hour. No overtime. No benefits. Contracts last 9 to 11 months with no days off. They share a cabin below the waterline with 3 other workers. Meanwhile, the cruise generates 10 to 15 million dollars per voyage. The industry made 38 billion in revenue last year. They paid almost nothing in US federal taxes. Your floating vacation is technically a foreign vessel operating under the labor laws of a country most passengers could not find on a map. The flag on the ship is not decoration. It is a tax strategy. Subscribe to TrueMoney.