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drsel

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  1. Thanks! Nice to know no restrictions since 2022. Also I don't mind not being covered by consumer protection
  2. About US cruise agents booking non North American passengers, I read that this restriction is no longer in place. Do you know when this restriction was lifted
  3. About US cruise agents booking non North American passengers, I read that this restriction is no longer in place. Do you know when this restriction was lifted?
  4. Anyway, I am glad that these restrictions have been lifted . Do you know when exactly they were lifted?
  5. My sister stays in New York, and my wife's brothers are in Toronto but how will that help when they are not coming on the cruise?
  6. My messages are turned on, but I haven't received any
  7. Thanks how exactly do they do this?
  8. When the Carnival Cruise insurance be adequate for an 8 night cruise to New Caledonia? For all the land tours combined with cruises that I've done in the past, I have taken only a regular international travel insurance not a cruise specific insurance. This time I'm only concerned only about the specific rules of New Caledonia, which need a cruise specific and Covid specific cover. I don't want to risk denied boarding that's all
  9. I called the customer care. they don't have any policy to cover Cruise ships and there is no option to add a rider to cover Cruises, even if I pay for it. Hence I will be forced to take another policy of a different insurance company. They provide four options for Cruises US $50,000, with US $1000 for cruises US $150,000, with US $1500 for cruises US $250,000, with US $2000 for cruises US $600,000, with US $2500 for cruises. I was thinking of taking USD 250000 hoping that USD 2000 for Cruises will be adequate ONLY to allow me to board at the Carnival checkin at Sydney.
  10. Thanks, the one year multi trip travel insurance which I already have includes Covid but doesn't mention Cruise ship anywhere. So that's why I was wondering whether I should take the other $250000 policy which is called Cruise elite Pro, but covers only $2000 on the cruise ship.
  11. But whatever happens in New Caledonia will be on land and off the ship and covered in the general travel insurance of USD 250,000, (not cruise specific USD 2000) I also have another 1 year multi trip travel insurance of USD 500,000 which specifically covers Covid.
  12. Thanks so much this is what I wanted to know from an actual experience. 1) Did Carnival check if your travel insurance had a cruise specific cover ? 2) How much Cruise specific cover in US$ is required by Carnival for an 8 night cruise to New Caledonia, in order to allow you to board the ship? 3) Did Carnival check if your travel insurance had a Covid specific insurance cover? 4) How much Covid specific cover in US$ is required by Carnival in order to allow you to board the ship? 5) Do you need to show a fully vaccinated Covid certificate ? 6) Do you need to show a pre cruise negative Covid test? I am only asking about what Carnival requires in order to allow you to board, not about what insurance you may actually need in case of any unforseen circumstances. Thanks so much! 🙏🏼
  13. Thanks, so will a US $250,000 travel insurance with only $2000 cruise specific cover be adequate just to ensure boarding, never mind the helicopter evacuation.
  14. YES, because the Carnival Australia website states that they need to check international travel insurance with both cruise and Covid coverage for New Caledonia. Hence I wanted to know from past cruisers if they actually check that your travel insurance as got Cruise specific and Covid specific coverage. https://help.carnival.com.au/app/answers/detail/a_id/4566/~/do-i-need-travel-insurance%3F "New Caledonia requires all guests to hold international travel insurance that has both cruise and COVID coverage. Guests must bring printed proof of travel insurance and present it at check-in. Guests may also be requested to present it during the cruise. Any guest who is unable to provide proof of holding suitable travel insurance will be denied boarding"
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