In the middle of February, Norwegian Cruise Line made a few changes to their dress code that mainly affected guests who dine at one of the specialty

Norwegian Cruise Line appears to be backtracking on recent dress code restrictions, but how will new guidelines be applied?

Tampa International Airport became the first to announce dress code rules in an X (formerly Twitter) post shared on February 26. The travel hub revealed it's banning a popular travel outfit, explaining,

Cruise passengers revolt against Norwegian Cruise Line's new restaurant dress code policy, calling it tone-deaf to the line's famous freestyle cruising culture.

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Three words of guidance is all guests will have to go on when preparing for this year’s Costume Institute benefit, celebrating a cerebral exhibition about the “dressed body.”

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In the past, the cruise line has emphasized comfort and flexibility in its dress code for guests. Norwegian even released a new ad campaign titled “It’s Different Down Here” that features people wearing flip-flops in the cruise line’s dining rooms.