Royal Caribbean’s Odyssey Crew Members Who Left Ship Now Test Negative for COVID-19

Four Royal Caribbean crew members tested negative for COVID-19 a week after their disembarkment in Spain. The crew members in question originally tested positive onboard the Odyssey of the Seas the previous week and disembarked in Spain as the ship headed to Florida. A social media post from Royal Caribbean International President and CEO Michael Bayley said: "They continue to remain asymptomatic (no symptoms) and yesterday all tested negative and will need one more test before being released on Friday. Plans are to re-assign the crew to Harmony and Symphony of the Seas. As our protocols work and all our crew get vaccinated we are on the road to Freedom."

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