The cruise industry will implement these COVID-19 precautions: testing, masks, etc
 

The cruise industry will implement these COVID-19 precautions: testing, masks, ventilation, more

On Monday, the cruise industry announced mandatory health and safety changes designed to make it safe to sail during the COVID-19 pandemic – ideally with a phased-in U.S. start commencing before the end of the year.

Cruise Lines International Association, the cruise industry's leading trade organization, and its members, who carry 95% of the world's oceangoing cruisers, announced a mandatory "Core Elements of Health Protocols," that includes crew and passenger testing, mask wearing, enhanced cruise ship ventilation, stringent response procedures and shore excursion protocols.

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Let us know when we can cruise freely without worrying about Covid

That will be never for many.

The cruise industry can do all the right things (and I hope that they do)...we like to cruise on the small ships and have done that close to a dozen times, however we're not flying somewhere to cruise again until we've had a covid-19 vaccine

We have no intention to wear a mask on a cruise so until we have had a vaccine and feel safe to travel by air on a cruise no cruising for us

will not work
 

How are the cruise lines going to sell shore excursions and protect passengers from the local population. I can see rules being broken all the time to make some dollars.