UnCruise Adventures as well as Royal Caribbean-owned German brand Hapag-Lloyd Cruises will require booster shots of the COVID-19 vaccine for guests beginning in FEB. UnCruise will require boosters as of 05FEB for eligible guests, while Hapag-Lloyd Cruises will require boosters for guests 18 and older as of 14FEB. "We are aware of the additional CDC focus on larger cruise lines and variants, and we continue to take a safe and practical approach to every step of our small-vessel experience," UnCruise said.
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