Cruise Ship Health Screening

Effective for departures beginning September 23 2021 through October 31 2021Viking will require all guests to take a COVID-19 PCR nasal swab or saliva test within 72 hours of boarding their first outbound flight from their home country.

Cruise ship health screening. CDC recommends that people who are not fully vaccinated avoid travel on cruise ships including river cruises worldwide. Vaccinated guests age 12 and older must show a negative COVID-19 test result for a PCR or antigen test taken no more than 2 days before boarding day. All guests will also require a negative COVID-19 test at the terminal.

We will refer anyone with signs and symptoms of COVID-19 or who are identified at-risk for additional medical screening before allowing them to board. The cost of both the COVID-19 test. In addition to rigorous embarkation screening we monitor the health of everyone onboard throughout the voyage.

Guests four years old and younger will be allowed to travel providing their travelling parentsguardians meet the above requirements. Although likely the same form Royal Caribbean will use I cant guarantee it. Health Safety Protocols.

All MSC Cruises ships are equipped with state-of-the-art medical services and an increased number of qualified medical staff onboard supported by dedicated 247 ashore Medical Team. 36 When the ship is in port at least one clinical provider is available onboard. All guests and crew boarding their ships will undergo health screening and testing for COVID-19 before boarding.

ONBOARD HEALTH MONITORING FOR GUESTS CREW Temperature checks and ongoing symptom screening will be practiced throughout the cruise. DO NOT fill out this form ahead of time as it defeats the purpose. Therefore public health measures including testing and vaccinations will continue to play a role.

Secondary screenings and health checks throughout the cruise will be performed when necessary. Ad Health Screening Package from 25. 35 When the ship is at sea at least one physician and one additional clinical provider must be readily available to provide emergency medical care twenty-four hours a day.