B2B Covid testing

[papaflamingo]

We're doing a Back to Back shortly.  Are Covid tests being given at the end of the first cruise? If so and you end up positive, will you be removed from the ship or simply quarantined for 5 days until testing negative? 

[mrlevin]

33 minutes ago, papaflamingo said:

We're doing a Back to Back shortly.  Are Covid tests being given at the end of the first cruise? If so and you end up positive, will you be removed from the ship or simply quarantined for 5 days until testing negative? 

Following; I believe quarantine in place but I would like more recent data.

[BBWC]

On the world cruise, testing was before each next segment, so I assume it would be the same for B2B.  Quarantine in place would be correct.

[asnaleah]

My TA told me no testing between.

[cwn]

Reports for Regent ships say testing between the day before the segment begins. Along with people that need tests to fly. I expect to be tested on our BtoB.

[asnaleah]

I will check again with my TA. Thanks 

[Pathfinder88]

Does it shock/stupefy/astound anyone else at how poorly and inconsistently this critical information is being communicated, or not?  I know the “rules” are ever-fluid, but can’t Regent go month to month, establish a procedure to be applied consistently by ship, geographically or ??? and communicate it to their own people, travel agents and passengers?  It’s hard enough figuring out the rules to get back to the US if your Covid tests are positive like ours were.  
 

 This is Regent’s business- they should be better than this confusing mess.

[LvnCruisin]

Other than the different governments are changing the rules on the first of every month. I don't expect Regent to know what they are going to come up with.