Singapore cruise customers denied boarding case: Top official calls for review of overbooking practices


More than a hundred passengers were unable to board the ship at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre on Sept 4. - SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS

SINGAPORE, Sept 11 (The Straits Times/ANN): The practice of overbooking should be reviewed to protect consumers in Singapore's tourism and hospitality industry, said Consumers Association of Singapore (Case) president Melvin Yong in a Facebook post on Sunday.

This comes after more than 100 customers were denied boarding cruise ship Genting Dream on Sept 4 due to overbooking.

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