CRUISE NEWS - CRUISE LINES JOIN CDC PROGRAM, WONDER OF THE SEAS UPDATE and MORE
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The creator provides updates on significant shifts in cruise industry health protocols and ship news. He reports that 110 cruise ships across 18 brands have opted into a new voluntary CDC program following negotiations regarding vaccination tiers and quarantine protocols. The summary includes a list of major participating brands such as Carnival Corporation, Royal Caribbean, and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings. Additionally, the creator highlights the arrival of the Wonder of the Seas in Fort Lauderdale. He discusses new masking policies from Royal Caribbean and Carnival, noting that masks will become optional but recommended for most areas starting in March. The video also covers Carnival's new testing protocol, which allows vaccinated and boosted guests 72 hours to complete a pre-cruise test. The creator concludes by advising travelers to stay informed through travel agents and official websites due to the rapid pace of changing regulations.
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i'm on the celebrity apex and man i cannot tell you how great of a time i am having carousing right now
the buffet is awesome for people that are trying to lose some weight because they will cook food fresh for you there
the wonder of the seas made port in fort lauderdale the world's largest cruise ship
masks are going to be optional on the cruise ship they're going to be recommended but they're going to be optional
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