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Corona Or what I call it: my daily oral vaccination 😎

That's what I thought. I'm just wondering, why it says so on the website that a test is required to go ashore, if your booster is more than 270 days ago: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/faq/questions/if-i-am-not-up-to-date-on-vaccinations-in-europe-where-will-i-need-additional-testing

This was not the question 🙄

Hi, is anyone currently or recently was on board the Odyssey whose booster vaccination (3rd shot) is more than 270 days old? For embarkation the date from the Booster doesn't matter: Guests that have received a booster dose will qualify regardless of the amount of time that has passed since receiving their booster (royalcaribbean.com) So you're up to date with one Booster. BUT: If You Are Vaccinated But Not Up to Date You will be required to take a test onboard before going ashore in the following countries: ..... Greece..... So if your booster was more than 270 days ago, you need to test onboard to go ashore in Greece.... Can anybody confirm this? Is that really true? Because Greece has lifted all Covid regulations completely. And currently there is no regulation for a 4th vaccination in Europe, only a recommendation for older and vulnerable peoble. So I am wondering on the basis of which regulations a Covid test would be necessary to go ashore. 🤔 Thanks in advance