COVID-19 has changed the world, and we’re changing with it. Our procedures have transformed due to the global pandemic, making it safer to work aboard our ships.
Curious what it’s like to work onboard right now? Check out the details below.
We’ve developed comprehensive, multilayered health and safety measures in place that are rooted in science, data-driven and developed with expert guidance from the Healthy Sail Panel, Royal Caribbean Group’s Head of Public Health and Chief Medical Officer and regulators like the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In December 2020, we launched initial sailings in Singapore aboard Royal Caribbean International’s Quantum of the Seas. The new protocols start before the sailing with pre-departure health screenings, and meet all regional requirements and guidelines, including the CruiseSafe Certification standards jointly developed by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and DNV GL[1].
The ship will operate with reduced occupancy, implement mandatory universal testing during embarkation and debarkation, and enforce mask-wearing, physical-distancing and enhanced cleaning practices across the ship, among other required practices. In addition, all guests will need to scan their SafeEntry QR code required by Singapore upon embarkation and debarkation and have the Singapore Trace Together Bluetooth app or Token at all times during the cruise. For a full list of the measures enforced on board our ships, visit www.royalcaribbean.com/the-healthy-sail-center.