VIRGIN Voyages will require all crews and passengers to be vaccinated for coronavirus on all cruises. The cruise line’s President & Chief Executive Officer Tom McAlpin said Virgin Voyages was encouraged by the latest rollout plans in the May time frame from the Biden administration, adding the future was about...
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VIRGIN Voyages will require all crews and passengers to be vaccinated for coronavirus on all cruises.
The cruise line’s President & Chief Executive Officer Tom McAlpin said Virgin Voyages was encouraged by the latest rollout plans in the May time frame from the Biden administration, adding the future was about vaccinations.
“Our goal is to ensure we’re providing the safest travel experience, which means vaccinations for both our crew and passengers,” McAlpin said.
“This is a step toward the safe return to sailing and is the right decision for Virgin Voyages.”
The cruise line said it hasn’t finalised details on what kind of vaccination proof the company will require from those on board its ships.
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