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| Above, aboard the Royal Caribbean Majesty of the Seas in 2019. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Vaccination requirements for different cruise lines and social distancing protocols are constantly changing as the situations warrant.
Such is the case with Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd., who has reversed their vaccination requirement on some of their cruises.
TravelPulse reported:
On Friday, Royal Caribbean announced a reversal of its previously planned requirement that passengers be fully COVID-19 vaccinated in order to sail aboard its cruises.
This policy change flies in the face of Royal Caribbean’s original mandate that both guests and crew be fully vaccinated in order to board its vessels when the line returns to cruising from U.S. homeports in June 2021. The vaccination requirement will no longer apply for ships sailing out of Florida or Texas, although it holds for cruises departing from anywhere else.
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