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Just in today - Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania, and Regent Seven Seas announced they will lift vaccine requirements for travelers of all ages starting Sept. 3: https://cruiseline.com/advice/what-s-hot/news/several-cruise-lines-to-eliminate-pre-cruise-covid-testing
Do you think other cruise lines will follow suit? If so, who do you think will be next?
Yes - I think others will follow. But we'll always need to pay attention to port requirements.
Usually, if one ine is successful the others follow, when it's apositive for more funds. If all goes well for the shorter cruises and I think it will extend to the longer cruises. However, if the ports of call require a negative Covid test, the cruiseline will probaly require it as well; or at least have means to have passengers show they have done so inable to disembark. Thanks for the information.
I've got a 7 day on carnival in November Im hoping carnival drop it
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