Hi All! I wanted to make sure you read our new Advice article that came out this morning. https://cruiseline.com/advice/what-s-hot/news/latest-cruise-line-cancellation-policies-coronavirus-update
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Latest Cruise Line Cancellation Policies: Coronavirus Update
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The article has been updated https://cruiseline.com/advice/what-s-hot/news/latest-cruise-line-cancellation-policies-coronavirus-update
We're trying to keep up 
Have a great weekend all! Sending good thoughts!
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Admiral
Originally posted by:
CCMarlo
MCS also now requires over 70s on Miami departures to have letter but any diabetics or other specific chronic conditions are banned on same departures. My departure is from France, the itinerary was changed from 3 Italian ports to now Morocco and the Spanish coast. Earlier today, Spain declared a national emergency. Oh, and if Copenhagen was on your cruise—Denmark is on lockdown.
I guess we will have very full ships this Autumn!
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MCS also now requires over 70s on Miami departures to have letter but any diabetics or other specific chronic conditions are banned on same departures. My departure is from France, the itinerary was changed from 3 Italian ports to now Morocco and the Spanish coast. Earlier today, Spain declared a national emergency. Oh, and if Copenhagen was on your cruise—Denmark is on lockdown.
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Staff Captain
Originally posted by:
AuntPinkie
Something new from Carnival: Guests who are 70 years and older, will be required to present a doctor's "fit to sail' letter at check-in, confirming they do not meet any of the health/medical criteria.
If you are unable to present this letter, you will not be allowed to cruise.
NCL instituted the same policy yesterday. Those booked on a cruise were emailed letters.
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It is now official. Norwegian Holdings has suspended operations for all 3 lines, NCL, Oceania and Regent Seven Seas
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Admiral
Something new from Carnival: Guests who are 70 years and older, will be required to present a doctor's "fit to sail' letter at check-in, confirming they do not meet any of the health/medical criteria.
If you are unable to present this letter, you will not be allowed to cruise.
Thanks All! I wish we didn't need this as I know you all do, too!
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Admiral
I agree. Thanks!
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Staff Captain
Originally posted by:
CruiselineMich
Hi All. The cancellation article has been updated and the changes should reflect on the site. https://cruiseline.com/advice/what-s-hot/news/latest-cruise-line-cancellation-policies-coronavirus-update. (and this advice article will continue to be updated so keep an eye out).
In addition, we also just published a dedicated Viking/Princess article - https://cruiseline.com/advice/what-s-hot/news/princes-cruises-and-viking-river-cruises-temporarily-suspend-cruise-operations-amid-covid-19-outbreak.
Finally, I've made this thread a Featured forum post so it should display/pinned at top of posts (Great suggestion, CruiseQueenNH!).
We are doing our best to keep our community members informed and up-to-date!
Awesome Mich. You guys Rock!!
Hi All. The cancellation article has been updated and the changes should reflect on the site. https://cruiseline.com/advice/what-s-hot/news/latest-cruise-line-cancellation-policies-coronavirus-update. (and this advice article will continue to be updated so keep an eye out).
In addition, we also just published a dedicated Viking/Princess article - https://cruiseline.com/advice/what-s-hot/news/princes-cruises-and-viking-river-cruises-temporarily-suspend-cruise-operations-amid-covid-19-outbreak.
Finally, I've made this thread a Featured forum post so it should display/pinned at top of posts (Great suggestion, CruiseQueenNH!).
We are doing our best to keep our community members informed and up-to-date!
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