Itinerary Deviation Clause Samples
The Itinerary Deviation clause defines the rights and procedures when there is a change from the originally planned travel schedule. This clause typically outlines the circumstances under which deviations may occur, such as weather disruptions, mechanical issues, or passenger requests, and specifies who bears any additional costs or responsibilities resulting from such changes. Its core function is to allocate responsibility and clarify expectations in the event of unforeseen changes to the itinerary, thereby minimizing disputes and ensuring all parties understand their obligations.
Itinerary Deviation. The Guest agrees that the Carrier has the sole discretion and liberty to direct the movements of the vessel, including the rights to: proceed without pilots and tow, and assist other vessels in all situations; deviate from the purchased voyage or the normal course for any purpose, including, without limitation, in the interest of Guests or of the vessel, or to save life or property; put in at any unscheduled or unadvertised port; cancel any scheduled call at any port for any reason and at any time before, during or after sailing of the vessel; omit, advance or delay landing at any scheduled or advertised port; return to port of embarkation or to any port previously visited if the Carrier deems it prudent to do so; substitute another vessel or port(s) of call without prior notice and without incurring any liability to the Guest on account thereof for any loss, damage or delay whatsoever, whether consequential or otherwise.
Itinerary Deviation. The Guest agrees that the Carrier has the sole discretion and liberty to direct the movements of the vessel, including the rights to: proceed without pilots and tow, and assist other vessels in all situations; deviate from the voyage or the normal course for any purpose, including, without limitation, in the interest of Guests or of the vessel, or to save life or property; put in at any unscheduled or unadvertised port; cancel any scheduled call at any port for any reason and at any time before, during or after sailing of the vessel; omit, advance or delay landing at any scheduled or advertised port; return to port of embarkation or to any port previously visited if the Carrier deems it prudent to do so; substitute another vessel or port(s) of call without prior
Itinerary Deviation. An “Itinerary Deviation Event” shall refer to incidents that the Carrier has the sole discretion and liberty to direct the movements of the vessel in a Force Majeure Event or other instance where a deviation is necessary to: proceed without pilots and tow, and assist other vessels in all situations; deviate from the purchased voyage or the normal course for any purpose, including, without limitation, in the interest of Guests or of the vessel, or to save life or property; put in at any unscheduled or unadvertised port; cancel any scheduled call at any port; omit, advance or delay landing at any scheduled or advertised port; return to port of embarkation or to any port previously visited if the Carrier deems it prudent to do so; substitute another vessel or port(s) of call or embarkation port .
Itinerary Deviation. The Guest agrees that the Carrier has the sole discretion and liberty to direct the
Itinerary Deviation. The Guest agrees that the Carrier has the sole discretion and liberty to direct the movements of the vessel, including the rights to: proceed without pilots and tow, and assist other vessels in all situations; deviate from the voyage or the normal course for