U.S. Cruises Restarting This Summer, What That Means For Cruisers

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Cruises could start sailing from U.S. ports this summer, according to a letter from the CDC to the cruise industry obtained by USA TODAY. While the letter somewhat clarified the murky time frame for cruises to resume stateside – potentially by mid-July, pending cruise lines, ships and ports meeting certain requirements – it leaves plenty of questions for cruisers who may be considering booking.

USA TODAY sought out expert insights to better prepare those who are interested in booking a cruise.

  • Are cruise ships safe?
  • Will you be required to have a COVID-19 vaccine before boarding a cruise ship?
  • What other COVID-19 protocols will be implemented on cruise ships?
  • When should you book a cruise?
  • How soon can you cruise from a U.S. port?

Check out the answers to all of these questions here.

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