Royal Caribbean drops vaccination and testing requirements on most sailings
Royal Caribbean has announced it is dropping vaccination and testing requirements on most sailings.
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Aug 23, 2022, 2:11 AM
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Updated 933 days ago
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10h agoRoyal Caribbean has announced it is dropping vaccination and testing requirements on most sailings.
Only unvaccinated passengers will still have to show a negative test within three days of boarding. Self-administered home tests will now be allowed as well.
This comes after Carnival Cruise lines made a similar announcement last week.
The changes for Royal Caribbean will begin to take effect next month.
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