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Norwegian Makes a Covid Change Royal Caribbean, Carnival Haven't
Since the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stopped tracking covid on cruise ships, the major cruise lines have been making changes to their onboard pandemic-related policies. Now, since the government hasn't set industry standards, each cruise line is responsible for setting its own rules. The CDC set rules under its mandatory conditional sail order, and later under a voluntary program that every major cruise line opted into.
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This Ecuadorean city in the Andes has perfect weather — and you can retire there for as little as $1,500 a month
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I was a flight attendant for 10 years. Here are 10 of the biggest mistakes passengers make.
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Flying is the hardest part of traveling while fat: Here are 9 ways to make it easier
Plus-size travelers have an extra list of things to consider, including seat width or lavatory sizes, before even stepping foot on the plane.
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Carnival, Royal Caribbean and more drop pre-cruise testing after CDC ended its COVID-19 program
Following the end of the CDC's COVID-19 cruise ship program, cruise lines are changing their protocols.
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When are cruise lines still requiring COVID testing? Here's what passengers should know.
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Boris and Carrie Johnson honeymoon at Slovenian eco-resort ‘with soothing energies’
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Disney World Has a New Dinner and a Show Offering
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