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ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES WELCOMES THE  2022 CRUISE SEASON

St. Vincent & the Grenadines Ditch Pandemic Regulations for Cruise Shippers

 

St. Vincent & The Grenadines:  NOV. 2022: Ahead of a busy tourism season, the government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines has announced the removal of covid-19 protocols for cruise passengers during the upcoming 2022/23 season. St. Vincent and the Grenadines took the decision to relax its health protocols for arriving cruise passengers following a period of low infections globally and low covid-19 related admissions to the island’s health facilities.  During the last cruise season, the multi-island State implemented protocols to facilitate cruise passengers, including safe zones established for vaccinated cruise passengers.  https://discoversvg.com/

St. Vincent & The Grenadines is a popular stop on cruising itineraries Photo Credit @DiscoverSVG

 

For the upcoming 2022/23 season, the destination will swap those protocols with new relaxed health guidelines, welcoming unvaccinated cruise passengers to the destination for the first time in two years.  As the island prepares itself to welcome new and returning cruise lines to its shores and with the island’s La Soufriere volcano now settled, the tourism minister reassured stakeholders and cruise industry executives that St. Vincent and the Grenadines is safe and free to explore during the 2022/23 cruise season.  “In spite of the many challenges encountered in the last two cruise seasons, from a global health pandemic to the eruption of our country’s La Soufriere volcano, your strategic partnership allowed us to navigate those turbulent times,”  noted  Honourable Carlos James, Tourism Minister. 

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About St. Vincent and the Grenadines

The multi-island State comprises 32 islands and cays and is known for its sailing waters, sandy beaches, and cultural diversity. The island was voted Caribbean Island of the year 2021 by Travel and Leisure Magazine.