No Delays to Royal Caribbean's Odyssey Despite COVID-19 Infections Onboard

Royal Caribbean International says it anticipates there will be no delay to Odyssey of the Seas’ arrival into Israel following news that workers aboard the ship tested positive for COVID-19. The new ship is due to sail a summer program from Haifa, with fully vaccinated Israeli guests aboard. "The shipyard workers and crew onboard Odyssey of the Seas are currently preparing the ship for sea trials. They are being tested daily and at this time there are no positive cases onboard the ship," the company said.

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