BREAKING CRUISE NEWS - CRUISE LINE ANNOUNCES NEW PROTOCOLS
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The creator discusses updated health protocols from Princess Cruise Lines specifically designed for longer voyages of 15 days or more. These protocols include complimentary COVID-19 testing administered by the onboard medical team every seven days for select long-duration sailings. The video explains that positive cases will be managed through isolation in single occupancy wards or designated areas of the medical center to maintain separation from other passengers. A significant change noted is the updated refund policy, which now offers a future cruise credit for missed days due to quarantine rather than a full refund. The creator emphasizes that if a passenger is non-compliant with medical guidance or refuses isolation, they may face disembarkation, loss of cruise fare, and no coverage for travel expenses. The video concludes with a warning for travelers to carefully review the specific wording in updated health documentation, as policies regarding refunds and testing are evolving rapidly as cruise lines expand their long-duration itineraries.
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princess cruise lines has updated their protocols for longer sailings
positive coping 19 cases will be assessed and treated either in their state room or in the designated area of the medical center
you're entitled to a 100 future cruise credit for the missed days including your time in quarantine
anyone who doesn't comply with the onboard public health measures may be disembarked at the first available opportunity
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