We look forward to welcoming all guests on board and delivering unforgettable Seabourn Moments.". All information at present is contradictory and neither Seabourn nor any travel agent seems able to clarify. This stated that Seabourn are no longer requiring guests to have a Covid test prior to arriving in Portugal. CDC Is Investigating 86 Cruise Ships With Covid-19 CasesAnd - Forbes So this is a major change in policy, isn't it? Effective immediately, Seabourn will no longer require guests on "Standard Protocols" voyages to test for COVID-19 prior to sailing or provide proof of vaccination. via email and on their website to all passengers with cruises in the next 2-3 weeks. I do feel its unreasonable for Seabourn to move the goalposts so close to our sailing. Major cruise lines like Carnival, Celebrity, and Royal Caribbean are dropping vaccine requirements and easing COVID rules for pre-boarding testing. The new rules do not apply to itineraries that include Canada, Australia and Greece or to full Panama Canal transits; trans-ocean sailings; and other select voyages. On Sept. 7, the brands will nix precruise Covid testing requirements for vaccinated guests. Of course, as Seabourn is wont to do, their statement raises as many questions as it answers. The protocols do not apply to itineraries for countries where local regulations may vary including Canada, Australia, and Greece. Isolation Guidance. SEATTLE, August 15, 2022 - Seabourn is updating its COVID-19 guest protocols and procedures, including requirements for vaccinations and pre-cruise testing that meet public health goals while recognizing the evolving nature of the COVID-19 situation. We have relaxed our global protocols and travel requirements for most cruises. Seabourn is taking another step to simplify its coronavirus pandemic-related health and safety protocols in a move that will make it easier for guests to travel on the brand's luxury voyages around the world. We have no problem with testing - would rather everyone was safe - but it would be nice to have clear information. - Guests no longer need to be vaccinated nor tested to boardRoyal Caribbean International on most sailings. Also, Seabourn is stating they cannot help wit the cost of quarantine; will they cover the cost of any change in air travel to get home after the quarantine, or are they now saying they will not reimburse any added travel costs if you test negative at the pier?
