cruise with confirmed covid cases

GingerTim

Booking to go on a cruise in the light of the past eighteen months is certainly ... bold.

tacticalbanjo

Other lines seem to be operating just fine albeit with strict mask wearing, social distancing, no buffets, limited passenger numbers and no excursions unless its in a cruise ship organised bubble. Honestly, I'd take a cruise right now over staying in a hotel in Cornwall or wherever. 

Caz3121

I confess to having a cruise booked for next year (was meant to be end of this year but I have moved it) the cruise line has a 100% vaccinated policy (not jabbed, not allowed onboard - the exception being children under 12) and can cancel for voucher/shift cruise up to 48 hours before departure (MSC appears to be 15 days) Maybe I feel more comfortable about it as it is a small ship (anything over 1000 passengers is a no from me covid times or not)  they have had a test cruise and first cruise without any issues but anything can change so not getting too excited.