CARNIVAL TO CHARGE FOR FIGHTING, CDC BACKS OFF OF TRAVEL and MORE CRUISE NEWS
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The creator discusses several updates within the cruise industry, beginning with changes to health protocols. He notes that Norwegian Cruise Line has dropped most of its health requirements, except where local locations dictate, and mentions that Viking has also reduced its protocols. The host observes that crew members on Royal Caribbean ships are increasingly making masks optional in both personal and guest-facing areas. Regarding public health, the creator highlights a CDC announcement stating that the agency will no longer issue country by country COVID-19 warnings, suggesting this reflects a shift toward treating the virus as a normalized part of life. Finally, the video covers new financial penalties implemented by Carnival Cruise Line. To address incidents of fighting and violations of the code of conduct, Carnival will now charge guests 500 dollars. Additionally, the cruise line may charge for security costs, such as posting a guard outside a cabin, or for the costs associated with premature disembarkation. The creator concludes by advising travelers to maintain good behavior to avoid these new punitive measures.
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Carnival has added some Financial penalties to violations of their Cruise cruising code of conduct
the CDC has been quiet lately as covet has continued to run its course but they do have an announcement today
don't fight don't hit somebody who mouths off and don't mouth off and get hit
I've been on the land too long I've been here 22 days and I got another gosh what is it uh 25 days until I cruise again
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