If the threat of COVID-19 has been keeping you from booking that cruise vacation, this news might ease your mind. The CDC lowered its risk assessment for cruising. The CDC ranks the COVID-19 risk of traveling for things like cruises and international destinations. It ranks them from Level 1 to 4. Level 4 is “Very High” and Level 1 is “Low.”The CDC now says cruise ships are considered Level 2 destinations with “Moderate” levels of COVID-19. (It was Level 3 of “High” last month.) Even though the risk is lower, the CDC still encourages you to get fully vaccinated before traveling. It also suggests wearing face coverings indoors and in crowded, outdoor spaces.Read more about the recent changes and how the CDC evaluates risk levels for destinations by clicking here.
If the threat of COVID-19 has been keeping you from booking that cruise vacation, this news might ease your mind. The CDC lowered its risk assessment for cruising.
The CDC ranks the COVID-19 risk of traveling for things like cruises and international destinations. It ranks them from Level 1 to 4. Level 4 is “Very High” and Level 1 is “Low.”
The CDC now says cruise ships are considered Level 2 destinations with “Moderate” levels of COVID-19. (It was Level 3 of “High” last month.) Even though the risk is lower, the CDC still encourages you to get fully vaccinated before traveling. It also suggests wearing face coverings indoors and in crowded, outdoor spaces.
Read more about the recent changes and how the CDC evaluates risk levels for destinations by clicking here.
