Unvaccinated travelers on Royal Caribbean cruises to face stricter restrictions
Unvaccinated people on the ship will face onboard restrictions, including extra testing and additional costs. They will have to pay for $178 worth of coronavirus tests, face strict mask requirements and seating restrictions and the possibility of not being able to go out on land.
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Jun 25, 2021, 1:10 PM
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