Norwegian Cruise Line will not require passengers on its cruises to present proof of COVID-19 testing or vaccination, nor to wear masks. Given the progress in public health, the cruise line has updated its health and safety guidelines, now more aligned with other travel organizations, and these changes will take effect on October 4.
“Health and safety are always our top priority; in fact, we were the leaders in health and safety from the very beginning of the pandemic,” said Harry Sommer, president and CEO of Norwegian Cruise Line, which has a fleet of 18 cruise ships.
With the easing of Cruise Line's health and safety protocols, NCL will continue to follow travel guidelines as required by the destinations it visits.
