viator curiosus

I do not remember exactly, but looking at .....

Thanks for digging that up! We have property on CBI and know most of the island well but ironically the city of Sydney is a bit of a mystery.

I know in Sydney, one of the churches ....

Do you recall the name of the church?

purely because of the Disney brand. ... Some people are just crazy for Disney w....

Exactly!

Thanks to all for the heartfelt commentary. Seems like there has been no report of a verified " ...outstanding mechanism of transmission". Lots of confirmation of general good hygiene practices. Some anecdotes played on my own personal suspicions (self serve buffets).

To me, the most concerning mode of transmission is that of airborne infections because it is less manageable by the individual.

I love the the way people's personality comes through in these forums.

We all understand the fundamentals of personal hygiene. And I understand the ships are required to develop and implement customized infection control plans and measures. I have read with interest some published work like: https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/11/1/pdfs/04-0434.pdf

My question to experienced passengers is "Are there specific on-board activities that have been proven to be outstanding mechanisms of transmission?"

Sorry for the icky topic. I'll be sure to compensate with something more ebullient in the future...

Gary