Seabourn Cruise Line tests more all-inclusive fares

October 17, 2012

Seabourn Cruise Line tests more all-inclusive fares.

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As part of the Concierge Level of accommodations, the single-occupancy cabins will also afford guests extra perks such as priority embarkation, access to the exclusive Concierge lounge, free laundry service, room service, a complim…https://t.co/B3sX1TGmSF https://t.co/GkLLw5KDQZ

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Some Canadians are frustrated after cruise lines in the United States issued policies stating they do not recognize mixing-and-matching of COVID-19 vaccines as being fully vaccinated. https://t.co/9mg4IRQos0

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Here’s what unvaccinated guests, including children under 12, can expect: Pre-cruise testing Pre-embarkation testing Pre-debarkation testing (for cruises of 4+ days) $150 per-person charge for testing and screenings https://t.co/gPqVUtxcvY

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The extensions come on the heels of Canada's Monday announcement that it would reopen its borders to fully vaccinated U.S. citizens and permanent residents Aug. 9, with plans to allow fully vaccinated travelers from any country on Sept. 7. https://t.co/ZnBulENOAO

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