floatymcboatface

As I understand it, typical Cunard cruises do not go completely around the world, this one however does.

Second transatlantic in two years catching covid on the ship. Took precautions wasn't careless etc... Now, here's my issue, this time I'm doing a return voyage on July 21... It looks to me in the passenger agreement that if I'm still testing positive by the 7th (which is likely as I just started testing positive on the 30th), I'm not supposed to board the ship as I would have had covid or contact with covid within in 14 days of boarding and I'd have to go through my travel insurance etc... That said, I'd happily cancel the trip now for a refund but it's too late for anything more than 25%. And will be too late for anything at all on the 7th... Do I have any options other than these? Anyone had any luck with Cunard in a situation like this post 2022 and the relaxing of refund/credit policies? I can't say I'm thrilled with the situation and there's clearly more spread on the boats than is being talked about, the coughing on the last transatlantic progressively spread through the boat throughout the week. But that said I'd kinda just like a way out if there is one so if anyone has any tips or pointers they'd be greatly appreciated. I'd prefer not to have to complain, I'd just like to avoid the situation all together at this point. Thanks!

American living in the UK and curious if it matters which website I book through? Advantages, disadvantages, different pricing, better customer service etc...?