Passengers planning to sail aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s Viva ship in late 2027 and early 2028 are being forced to rethink their travel plans after the company canceled nearly three months of scheduled voyages and redeployed the ship to a different home port. According to USA Today , the affected departures were scheduled between November 1, 2027, and January 23, 2028. During that period, Norwegian Viva was expected to operate itineraries connected to San Juan, Puerto Rico, after repositioning from Lisbon, Portugal. Instead, the vessel will now be based in Miami, prompting the cancellation of all impacted sailings. Norwegian notified guests directly and is offering compensation to travelers booked on the canceled cruises. In addition to full refunds, the company is providing future cruise credits worth 10% of the original cruise fare. Guests have also been given information on alternative sailings available within the company’s fleet.…