The new policy is effective immediately.
Vaccine proof needed to enter many shoreside venues
'With many of the countries we travel to now requiring proof of vaccination to enter museums, restaurants and historical sites, our new requirement will ensure that all of our guests are not only protected, but able to enjoy their river cruising experience to the fullest without restriction,' Uniworld’s CEO and President Ellen Bettridge said.
Travelers must show documented proof of an approved COVID-19 vaccine (Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca Vaxzevria, Johnson & Johnson). This policy will be in effect until at least year's end.
Masks still required
In addition, travelers will still be required to wear a mask while walking around public areas such as the corridors or the lobby, and when the required distancing cannot be maintained. Masks may be removed when seated in the lounge and restaurant.
Ashore, passengers and crew are subject to local mask guidelines.
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