Norwegian Cruise Line Policy Update: Guests will Need to Prove COVID Vaccination 'Indefinitely'

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH)’s vaccination requirement will remain in place "indefinitely,” said President and CEO Frank Del Rio on the company’s Q3 earnings call. According to Christine Da Silva, senior vice president of Branding and Communications for Norwegian, the decision to extend the requirement comes given continued concerns surrounding public health and the cruise line’s commitment to protect passengers. Currently there are no exceptions, including no age-related exceptions, to the 100 per cent vaccination requirement.

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