BREAKING CRUISE NEWS LIVE - RCL MASK UPDATE and MORE
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The creator provides an update on changing health protocols within the cruise industry, specifically focusing on Royal Caribbean's recent announcement. Due to the rise of the Omicron variant, Royal Caribbean has implemented a temporary requirement for passengers to wear masks indoors at all times, including in previously designated vaccinated-only areas like casinos and theaters. This policy is scheduled to remain in effect through January 5th. The creator also discusses Norwegian Cruise Line's similar masking updates and mentions a situation involving the Carnival Panorama in Cabo San Lucas, where reported cases led to changes in local testing protocols. Throughout the live stream, the creator addresses viewer questions regarding vaccination requirements, the potential for future booster mandates, and the impact of rising case numbers on cruise operations. He concludes by noting that while protocols are becoming more layered and restrictive, the cruise industry has not reached a level of widespread cancellations, suggesting that lines are actively adjusting to maintain operations.
Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.
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I was excited to go on the norwegian cruise with no mask I was fine with that protocol I enjoyed it
now they say i do have to wear a mask i'm actually good with that too
cruising is not being canceled
if you feel uncomfortable don't go but if you feel comfortable with the protocols go
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