Carnival Cruise Line to Require Masks, Negative COVID-19 Test for All Passengers

Carnival Cruise Line has announced a new change to COVID-19 policies, now requiring masks for all passengers, regardless of vaccination status, in certain indoor areas onboard, as well as mandatory pre-cruise COVID-19 testing. The new mask policy will go into effect for all cruises departing on 07AUG through 31OCT 2021. The new pre-cruise COVID-19 testing requirement goes into effect for cruises departing 14AUG through OCT31. All guests, even those fully vaccinated, must show proof of a negative COVID-19 test (PCR or antigen) taken within three days of embarkation.

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