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The American Queen Steamboat Co. paddlewheeler American Queen. The company is requiring passengers have completed Covid-19 vaccinations starting with July 1 cruises.
Sister brands American Queen Steamboat Co. and Victory Cruise Lines last week became the first cruise companies catering to North Americans to mandate that passengers have full Covid-19 vaccinations in order to sail, beginning July 1.
The move followed Saga Cruises, the U.K.-based line, which implemented the requirement for its sailings launching in May.
But as much as the news was headline-making, it does not indicate that this will be the norm for cruise lines going forward.
All three of these brands cater to passengers in age groups at the front of the vaccine lines, which impacted the decision making. Hornblower Group, parent company to American Queen and Victory, said the majority of its guests are in the 65-plus population that is eligible now, or will be soon, to receive the vaccination.
‘It’s definitely not easy.’ How flight attendants are handling travel during COVID-19. Johanna Read © Photograph by Michael Loccisano, Getty Images
A masked flight attendant hands out refreshments on a flight from San Francisco, California, to Newark, New Jersey, on October 27, 2020. Flight attendants are more at risk for COVID than anyone else on a plane.
When Amber Gibson last flew from Chicago to Denver, she sat next to a passenger who was wearing a mask over his mouth but not his nose. Despite repeated requests from her and flight attendants, he refused to adjust his face covering. Since the flight was already delayed, Gibson agreed to move to a new seat after takeoff, only to be surrounded by more halfhearted maskers.
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