6 Things You Need To Know About Cruising And Vaccines

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  • Опубликовано: 15 дек 2024

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  • @georgemoore7196
    @georgemoore7196 3 года назад +2

    As a 30 plus year veteran of the travel industry, I have found your reports to be very informative. I can't wait for this pandemic to be over. Thanks for the updates.

  • @davidandrew1078
    @davidandrew1078 3 года назад +10

    You can bet your bottom dollar you will need vaccination to enter Australia without a two week quarantine. To Cruise as well. Crew and passengers.

  • @samuelcollins1331
    @samuelcollins1331 3 года назад +8

    Yet another very informative video from Gary. His is far and away the best site for providing information you can use. Thanks once again Gary.

    • @johndubose1395
      @johndubose1395 3 года назад +1

      be prepared for the fact that every one who knows nothing about medicine will be making those decisions for you

    • @TheSeanBampton
      @TheSeanBampton 3 года назад

      By far the best cruising channel on YT. No splashy intro, no dumb catch phrases, just solid, timely info every single video.

  • @evelynhillier2877
    @evelynhillier2877 3 года назад +2

    Always the best updates in the business. Thanks, Gary.

  • @lethargicbovine
    @lethargicbovine 3 года назад +6

    One other question. When does your vaccine expire? My wife and I receive ours this month. Will it be recognized next year, or must a booster be administered?

    • @petespud1253
      @petespud1253 3 года назад +2

      Absolutely excellent question. I’ve been asking about length of “effectiveness” and the only answer I can get is “We don’t know.” This includes every person I know who has gotten the shot and even from the local pharmacy. Great to be a guinea pig!

    • @l.faraday8767
      @l.faraday8767 3 года назад +2

      I think thats a great question, one for an expert. Ask your doctor.

    • @Honolulu-Blue
      @Honolulu-Blue 3 года назад +4

      Nobody knows. We'll start to find out answers this summer when the trial group reaches the one year anniversary. But there may not be anything close to definitive for a long time after that.

    • @julieb7882
      @julieb7882 3 года назад

      You can survive but with permanent disability and or health issues. I would prefer to keep my legs and not have permanent lung issues.

    • @julieb7882
      @julieb7882 3 года назад

      @Melissa Justice suddenly in 2020 people mysteriously had symptoms of a non existant virus that have permanent lung damage or blood clots that caused loss of circulation resulting in gangrene and consequent limb amputation. You are a veritable wealth of information.

  • @305jakec
    @305jakec 3 года назад +2

    Great update as usually! Very professional and straight to the point !! Kudos 👍🏼

  • @Jeff-yd3ol
    @Jeff-yd3ol 3 года назад +2

    Great information, no hype just the facts as you see them

  • @LightOfReason7
    @LightOfReason7 3 года назад +2

    Thank you very much for posting these videos; they are very informative and I like the cut scenes you add while you are talking

  • @adamrobinson8620
    @adamrobinson8620 3 года назад +2

    Wow, your videos are always well thought out, but this time you have excelled yourself. Very well thought out piece. Would give multiple thumbs up if I could.
    Two additional comments :
    1) For crew - I hope they will be vaccinated. Earlier I saw some discussion of them being trapped on ships for months at a time, unable to go ashore, and the mental health dimension of that would seem draconian to me.
    2) The list of vaccines might also be a moving target as the virus mutates. That one is personal for me. Australia is relying on Astra Zeneca for most of our population, but South Africa, which I want to visit, has pivoted to J&J because of concerns with the Astra Zeneca's handling of the South African mutation. So it won't surprise me if vaccines get "de-certified" for travel.

    • @cherylkoski7184
      @cherylkoski7184 3 года назад +1

      Vaccines will not be decertified for travel.

  • @suebalemans1205
    @suebalemans1205 3 года назад +1

    Totally agree with your assessment. We are all looking forward to when we can cruise again so thank you for keeping us informed! 😊

    • @tipsfortravellers
      @tipsfortravellers  3 года назад +1

      Glad it was helpful!

    • @rustynails5797
      @rustynails5797 3 года назад

      Sue Balemans
      report on sister in laws sister a nurse who was required to take the jab to keep her job
      . '' She's been in hospital close to a month. Yesterday Christy walked six steps then later six more first time able to do that. Hopefully she can get back to work and stuff. Scary stuff out there''.

  • @loumello8813
    @loumello8813 3 года назад +8

    I think that back in December I thought that vaccines would be required before cruise lines were able get fully under way and that testing was a temporary measure. As vaccines are being more widely available in many countries, I think still that this will be the case. I am fine with that and if others don't choose to get a vaccine shot and don't go on cruises, then that is certainly their choice, but, I will choose not to be on a cruise where everyone, including crew, has not been vaccinated. Thanks so much for your thoughtful updates on these issues.

    • @cherylkoski7184
      @cherylkoski7184 3 года назад

      Hmm . . . . Lou, you gladly took a cruise long before vaccines had been approved, and you and your wife were both infected with COVID-19.

  • @dougmacdonald1069
    @dougmacdonald1069 3 года назад +12

    Great information as usual Gary. We enjoy your video's. Keep up the good work..

  • @quiltware
    @quiltware 3 года назад +4

    Guess i wont be cruising any longer.

  • @patthornton931
    @patthornton931 3 года назад

    Thanks for the updates.

  • @jhollie8196
    @jhollie8196 2 года назад

    Thanks Gary. Going on full transit Panama Canal trip in Feb on HAL. i pulled the US State Dept and CDC reports on the countries we are visitING. The CDC vaccine reports show a lot of uncommon type vaccines like Hep A and B, typhoid, and Malaria. Do you know if these should be done before a cruise or have you received any feedback from those doing this route having to get this vaccines prior to sailing. Thanks for all your videos and safe sailings.

  • @johndubose1395
    @johndubose1395 3 года назад +2

    I have been hearing that if you don't sign up for a tour with the cruise line you cannot even get off the ship in port. No walking around, hiring a taxi, etc. Any truth to this ?

    • @l.faraday8767
      @l.faraday8767 3 года назад +1

      I think that’s true now, but hopefully after we’re all vaccinated that will change.

    • @Honolulu-Blue
      @Honolulu-Blue 3 года назад +2

      It's true for every cruise line I've heard about that's running.

    • @TheSeanBampton
      @TheSeanBampton 3 года назад +1

      Gary has talked about this in many of his covid-related videos. You should go back and watch some of them (and it'll help Gary).

  • @whitefeatherreachthemasses7162
    @whitefeatherreachthemasses7162 3 года назад +2

    getting a refund on my July Alaska Cruise this month. So many rules, not very relaxing for sure. maybe a land and air only trip

    • @julieb7882
      @julieb7882 3 года назад

      Have you considered there will still probably be restrictions? I enjoyed a lot of Alaska cruise on a private balcony

    • @whitefeatherreachthemasses7162
      @whitefeatherreachthemasses7162 3 года назад

      @@julieb7882 Yes Julie, I wanted to see the Whales but will all the issues, I am just going to request a refund and then pray about what to do. May visit a number of places in the states I have not seen.

  • @lizrockrollnow
    @lizrockrollnow 3 года назад

    Thanks Gary, Sounds like Carnival wants their fleet running my 2022, so I booked a cruise for next March while the deposits were $99 a person. I got all my money back for my canceled cruises.

  • @COLINJELY
    @COLINJELY 3 года назад

    Booked on QE for local cruise in Feb'22. We have just started vaccination two weeks ago. Supposed to be finished by Oct

  • @pkmarkermartian4532
    @pkmarkermartian4532 3 года назад

    GREAT INFORMATION GARY

  • @Neonapi
    @Neonapi 3 года назад +3

    Thanks! Just got 1st shot on yesterday! USA.

  • @l.faraday8767
    @l.faraday8767 3 года назад +3

    It’s just common sense that vaccines will be mandatory. We’ve all been through this horrendous period in our life. We have to ensure that our fellow passengers, the people who work on the airlines, cruises and the places we visit are safe.

    • @horseplop9
      @horseplop9 3 года назад +5

      Well then you will be waiting along time.. the whole world will have to be vaccined.. and for a virus that killed supposedly their numbers not mind. 16,000 out of 1 million cases in 1 US state.. you should be allowed to have you choice to test before and during the trip instead.. demanding that people inject a needle of something with zero knowledge of what it is is just insane. Watch 30 to 40 % won't get the Vaccine anyway. Then what?? Not my body my choice.. instead I'm a second class citizen because I didn't take thier choice? This is Fascism and worse .

    • @cherylkoski7184
      @cherylkoski7184 3 года назад +1

      Uncle Chuckles, VACCINE OR NO CRUISE.

    • @adamrobinson8620
      @adamrobinson8620 3 года назад

      @@horseplop9 its a situation where there has to be a loser. If your decision to refuse vaccination, masks, or whatever just affected you I would agree. But it adds risk to everyone else if you become a Typhoid Mary and don't take precautions. It adds cost to health systems around the world. And so on.
      Either people like you won't cruise because you choose not to vaccinate, or people like me will not cruise if people like you are allowed to.

    • @mickb8564
      @mickb8564 3 года назад +4

      I do not understand how dense people are over this shot. If you catch COVID after the shot it will just reduce the symptoms not prevent you from getting it. Big pharma will be milking the inoculations year after year by saying you need protection from the new mutations. A cash cow for for them and others.

    • @adamrobinson8620
      @adamrobinson8620 3 года назад +2

      @@mickb8564 "I died but I got over it" said no-one, ever. That's at least one symptom worth reducing, even before we start to talk about long term harm.

  • @eddirkswager2342
    @eddirkswager2342 3 года назад

    Very helpful information. It gives us a different way to ask the question about vaccines

  • @COLINJELY
    @COLINJELY 3 года назад

    With vaccination, what about masks, social distancing and cruise line only shore tours?

  • @tod4865
    @tod4865 3 года назад +14

    Nobody knows how long the vaccine is good for. So what sense does it make to have a vaccine passport?

    • @raymullen3583
      @raymullen3583 3 года назад +4

      There Ship There Rules ,
      want to Cruise put out
      an arm..

    • @kismet2354
      @kismet2354 3 года назад +3

      Not up to you to decide. Most Countries now, are mostly going to ask for vaccine passports before allowing cruise ships to enter their territory.

    • @lovecruisin6457
      @lovecruisin6457 3 года назад +3

      I agree with you, but it appears more likely a vaccine will be required to cruise, so once I am eligible in my state (June) I will get vaccinated.

    • @HydrogenAlpha
      @HydrogenAlpha 3 года назад +4

      They didn't say the vaccine passport was permanent. They'll likely adjust it as data comes in on the longevity of the vaccine coverage.

    • @adamrobinson8620
      @adamrobinson8620 3 года назад +3

      Would you prefer to shut cruising down for four or five more years while we gather that data?

  • @michelllegresky4778
    @michelllegresky4778 3 года назад

    I just got my vaccine this week I got another one coming in 2 weeks so that's good I'm just waiting to get back on the cruise line ship I just don't know when

  • @themole1944
    @themole1944 3 года назад

    Thanks good info as per usual

  • @karenlyles1315
    @karenlyles1315 3 года назад

    Good information!

  • @Smokeyham
    @Smokeyham 3 года назад

    Gary, Thanks as always for the very latest information and advice. Hoping that the rollout of the vaccines continues to increase. It would seem to make sense that both passengers and crew should be vaccinated.

  • @SueEmmDee
    @SueEmmDee 3 года назад +1

    Where I live it'll be months and months before I get my vaccination. So, wannabe cruisers need to wait for the vaccinations BEFORE booking their cruises.

  • @wendykoek6757
    @wendykoek6757 3 года назад +2

    Good information as always and I will be definitely be getting the vaccine when it is my turn it is expected to be in the middle of this year I think at least that is what they said on the website as after that initial one I will get the second one done too however long in between the two doses

  • @kays749
    @kays749 3 года назад +1

    I wonder how kids' clubs will change. I can't see them continuing as they have been, a bunch of kids together in one facility playing with the same toys, etc.

    • @johnathanwetherill456
      @johnathanwetherill456 3 года назад

      Every one is vaccinated it no longer matters .

    • @TheSeanBampton
      @TheSeanBampton 3 года назад +2

      @@johnathanwetherill456 kids under 16 can't be vaccinated.

  • @pb1963
    @pb1963 3 года назад

    One question that will need to be answered by the authorities is "For a cruise or entry into a country, how recent will a vaccination have to be?" I was vaccinated in February 2021. If I go on a cruise in November 2021, will I have to be re-vaccinated? What if I cruise in March 2021?

  • @TheSeanBampton
    @TheSeanBampton 3 года назад +1

    Considering the CDC *just* announced (an hour ago) that fully vaccinated people can gather indoors without masks, I think things are going to get interesting.

  • @paulschmidt243
    @paulschmidt243 3 года назад

    When do you think the cruise industry starts putting pressure on the CDC..

  • @christopherthomas9772
    @christopherthomas9772 3 года назад

    A very informative video regarding the cruising industry as always and especially during these very turbulent times! I wonder if you would have any information on Deaf people on cruises with the mask situation? Cheers

    • @cherylkoski7184
      @cherylkoski7184 3 года назад

      There are masks with clear plastic over the mouth.

    • @christopherthomas9772
      @christopherthomas9772 3 года назад

      @@cherylkoski7184 Thanks! I know about those as I do use them myself. However it was a cruise ships perspective what face coverings do they allow?

  • @Linkskyfyre
    @Linkskyfyre 3 года назад +4

    How do I get a counterfeit vaccine passport? I never get ill. Been years since I have had the sniffles. I am young. Why should I be forced to take medical treatment just to travel?

  • @BobDiaz123
    @BobDiaz123 3 года назад

    The scientific evidence that Ivermectin is both a preventive measure and treatment for COVID is very strong. It should be interesting to see how the current trials in progress right now will say. Past trials have shown Ivermectin to be very effective. Some countries have already approved Ivermectin, but sadly the US has not given full approval.

  • @rlcwallpapers
    @rlcwallpapers 3 года назад +4

    As I got older I was looking forward to travelling more and cruising was a way to do it, in the last 5 years I have done 4 of them and I feel very sad about this news because I strongly believe that the pandemic is not based on a real threat, just yesterday I pulled the death statistics for my Country, Canada for the last 10 years and since the Canadian Government has not released that information (I was told maybe until November) so I got the data from other sources and the data shows just a normal increase in deaths every year on average about 1% increase per year, my guess is due of the increase of population so more people die, so we are being told about all the deaths but the Data shows there was no increase in 2020 so why are we not standing up and demanding that all this is not necessary. I will definitely not be cruising and I am 63 years old so I hope I still get the chance to do it again free of any red tape in the near future before I die.

    • @quiltware
      @quiltware 3 года назад +1

      I agree! Fear mongering to encourage mail in voting so Dems could get in, lying about cases and deaths, disgusting crime to humanity!

  • @grahampugh7157
    @grahampugh7157 3 года назад

    Do crew and staff all proof of vaccinations for themselves

  • @ianellison4345
    @ianellison4345 3 года назад

    No cunard for us now 😢

  • @kentmetzroth8170
    @kentmetzroth8170 3 года назад +7

    if vaccination is required, i don’t get why we still need to wear masks. It’s so frustrating... if a person is vulnerable, stay isolated and certainly don’t go on a cruise. But having to wear a face mask on the lido deck? Just doesn’t do it for me. 😢

    • @sleepy314
      @sleepy314 3 года назад +3

      The CDC website will explain it for you.

    • @HydrogenAlpha
      @HydrogenAlpha 3 года назад +3

      The reason is that there is not sufficient data yet on whether the vaccines prevent you from transmitting the virus to others. It seems *very* likely that they do, but I understand the caution. When you add in the variants of concern, there's just no way they can get rid of the facemasks yet.
      As data comes in on transmission, hopefully we'll see these disappear too.

    • @j.m.7056
      @j.m.7056 3 года назад +2

      @@HydrogenAlpha Good explanation!

  • @aroundglobe2435
    @aroundglobe2435 3 года назад +3

    is there anyone who still believes that cruises will take place in 2021?

    • @cherylkoski7184
      @cherylkoski7184 3 года назад +2

      No.

    • @vittoriovuocolo2438
      @vittoriovuocolo2438 3 года назад

      Not i..mine are booked for 2022 and I'm sure the January one will be a no go.i really don't care anymore.

    • @Smokeyham
      @Smokeyham 3 года назад

      Yes, I think limited cruising will start up again. Gary has reviewed some possible scenarios for this in other videos.

    • @adamrobinson8620
      @adamrobinson8620 3 года назад

      Well a few are happening now. I think it will increase in second half of the year, but I don't expect it to be at pre-covid levels for a while. Judging by the number of scrapped ships, neither do the cruise lines.

    • @Rick88888888
      @Rick88888888 3 года назад

      I don't. I also don't see the point of reading all these details about the current cruise situation. By the time cruising gets on the way again (at earliest summer 2022) all this current status info will be obsolete, superceeded by unexpected events and thus are currently of hardly any value. This channel is trying to keep everyone's hopes up (far too) high, but the best advice is to *be realistic and simply forget about cruising for a long time to come* . Who wants to be locked-up on board of a virus-infested floating prison that might not be even allowed to moor in any ports?! Has nobody read about nor remembered the HAL Zuiderdam and Westerdam catastrophies last year?

  • @SigisTravelVideos
    @SigisTravelVideos 3 года назад +4

    Everyone being vaccinated will be the key to get back to cruising

  • @eliotflicker2594
    @eliotflicker2594 3 года назад +9

    I wouldn’t cruise without everyone being vaccinated.

  • @Rick88888888
    @Rick88888888 3 года назад

    Maybe an idea to reduce your uploads to RUclips to once a week (or even less) in stead of almost every day?
    It is becoming so repetitious. It all can be summarized as: *Forget cruising until spring or summer 2022* !
    Thinking about going on a cruise and reading about all the false (re-)starts by cruise companies is simply a waste of time.

    • @aye_ehn_jayy
      @aye_ehn_jayy 3 года назад +3

      Gary has done a fantastic job keeping his viewers updated with the most recent news from the cruise industry. He can only relay the information he has readily available, and he's very good about providing straightforward, unbiased reports. Gary has built a platform that thousands of people appreciate - if you're not one of them, then feel free to remove yourself. But don't come on HIS channel complaining about the frequency of his videos, when he understands most of his viewers appreciate his reports as they wait with bated breath for cruising to resume. If you don't like getting regular updates when there is new information to share, turn off notifications. You're not being forced to subscribe or watch anything.

    • @tipsfortravellers
      @tipsfortravellers  3 года назад +1

      Thanks for adding your thoughts and comments. 😀

  • @joycesmith8354
    @joycesmith8354 3 года назад +4

    No vaccine no travel out of the country. I totally agree. Especially on cruise ships. Or ✈️
    Kids will have to be tested.
    And wearing a 😷 is ok as long as everyone feels safe.