So how's last 2 Rotterdam cruises going so far, with no testing requirement to board...

[NavyCruiser]

With HAL's no testing policy for Rotterdam:

"Holland America Line has lifted testing requirements on some sailings aboard HAL Rotterdam.

Guests on cruises departing July 10, July 17 and July 24 can skip pre-cruise tests."

 

So how's it going so far, any issues?

Any positive or negative news?

Any more of less positive tests while during & after cruise?

I know it's still early for accurate conclusions, but hopefully HAL will extend this no-testing requirement to more future cruises, as ours' in 2 months...

[NavyCruiser]

CDC just ended cruise ship program today.

https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/cruise/index.html

So hopefully, HAL will continue to not require pre-cruise testing for all sailing soon...

[CruiserBruce]

6 hours ago, NavyCruiser said:

CDC just ended cruise ship program today.

https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/cruise/index.html

So hopefully, HAL will continue to not require pre-cruise testing for all sailing soon...

And what about the countries, like Canada,  that require tests?

[FlaMariner]

6 hours ago, CruiserBruce said:

And what about the countries, like Canada,  that require tests?

 

Cruise elsewhere. 

[aa7yy]

I certainly hope that they continue to test. I agree that testing is not accurate especially if you have flown since your test but do not consider it a hardship for a "little" more protection.