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Norwegian drops pre-boarding COVID testing requirement

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Norwegian Cruise Line is dropping a requirement that passengers test negative for COVID-19 before sailing. The company said Wednesday that testing will only be needed on ships departing from places where local rules still requires testing. The change starts Aug. 1 and will match what others in the travel industry are doing.

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Reuters

Norwegian Cruise scraps COVID testing for select voyages

Passengers boarding Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings ships won’t have to take COVID-19 tests from next month unless required by local law, the U.S. cruise operator said on Wednesday as the crucial summer sailing season gathers steam.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Norwegian Cruise Line to drop requirement for COVID-19 test

The Norwegian Cruise Line company is dropping a requirement that passengers test negative for COVID-19 before sailing. The company said Wednesday that testing will only be needed on ships departing

2 years ago·United States

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Norwegian Cruise Line to drop requirement for COVID-19 test

Norwegian Cruise Line is dropping a requirement that passengers test negative for COVID-19 before sailing unless it is required by local rules.

2 years ago·United States

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Norwegian Cruise Line to drop requirement for COVID-19 test

MIAMI (AP) — The Norwegian Cruise Line company is dropping a requirement that passengers test negative for COVID-19 before sailing. The company said Wednesday that testing will only be needed on ships departing from places where local rules still requires testing, including in the United States and Canada. The change starts Aug. 1. Norwegian says relaxing its testing rule will match what others in the travel industry are doing “as society contin…

2 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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