Starting March 1, Carnival Cruise Lines will be easing its masking policy. This means that masks will no longer be required but will be recommended.
Starting March 1, masks will be recommended instead of required on cruise ships, with a couple exceptions: onboard at certain venues and events, and at shore excursions while on land.
Masks still will be required before boarding and at debarkation at all ports of call and the home port at the end of the journey.Masks on board cruise ships have been a hot topic of discussion throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
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