Holidaymakers who haven’t been vaccinated against coronavirus will be banned from summer staycation cruises according to P&O cruises/
The UK’s largest cruise line has said that only UK residents who have received both doses of a Covid-19 vaccine will be permitted onboard.
The final dose must also have been taken at least seven days in advance before boarding.
Failure to provide proof of the jabs “will result in denial of boarding.”
Cruises will depart from Southampton between June and September, sailing around the UK’s coastline in search of good weather.
Other measures introduced due to the pandemic include requiring passengers to wear masks in certain areas of the ship and making travel insurance mandatory.
There will also be enhanced cleaning regimes, as well as social distancing.
After the stresses and challenges of the past year everyone certainly deserves a treat and this series of cruises will provide memorable and much-needed UK getaways.
Whilst there is still uncertainty about holidays abroad this summer, we are delighted to be able to offer our guests the ultimate escape here in the UK with the reassurance that we will take care of everything.”
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