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Are Masks Still Required To Take A Cruise Ship Vacation?

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Bryan and Jaidyn
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👁️ 298K views📅 3 years ago⏱️ 0:34

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The creator discusses the evolving quarantine protocols for crew members on cruise ships. They explain that previous requirements involved a fourteen day period of isolation in staterooms where food was delivered and masks were mandatory for extended durations. Current regulations have shifted significantly, allowing crew members to visit the buffet and serve themselves food upon joining the ship. While masks are still required in public areas and crew members must eat in their rooms, the creator notes that masks are no longer required for the crew in all settings. Furthermore, the creator observes that guests are no longer required to wear masks. The video concludes with the creator stating that cruise ship operations appear to have returned to the standards seen three years ago.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.

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Creator's Key Takeaways

quarantine for crew members has changed so much even in the past five weeks

now when we joined the ship we're allowed to go to the crew buffet and grab our own food

Creator's Tips & Advice

Crew members should keep masks on in public places and eat in their room.
Guests do not need to wear masks on cruise ships currently.

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QAre masks still required to take a cruise ship vacation?

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