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If you want a little adventure take the 29 bus from near the cruise terminal to the cemetery. You'll get a tour of downtown Halifax in addition to a relatively cheap ride.

They are delicious. Get lots of napkins....

My pleasure; don't send your medical treatment bills to me though!

If you're planning on diving into that food group, get yourself a Halifax Donair too.

That website is aimed at people arriving by air (Canadian citizens and vaccinated/unvaccinated travellers). Really, it's not overly helpful for cruise ship passengers wishing to fly to the United States. This situation is one reason people are still hesitant to cruise.... the possibility they may have to put themselves up in a hotel room for a period of time before being able to board an airplane back to the US. Make sure you have good travel insurance, don't count on the cruise line to manage your problem and think hard (especially if you are in Vancouver) about taking a bus to Seattle rather than booking a flight out of Vancouver. Oh.... contact your Senator and Congressman/woman to get the rules changed to join most of the rest of the western world on this.

The real problem is the US requirement for testing to enter the United States by air. It certainly has nothing to do with Canada.

I would have thought you'd be more excited about the 'safer, greener, healthier better-connected passenger rail system' that apparantly, they're unable to tell you about when it comes to the Vancouver/Seattle corridor.

If a person tests positive for Covid-19 they have to self-isolate for about five days or until they test negative (this is for British Columbia, other provinces may be different). Once they test negative, they can then leave the self-isolation and fly to the US. There is no quarantine requirement in place.

I never got the chicken pox although I suppose there's still some time left.

See post #918 in this thread...

Sounds like things went well. Is that all pax or just all Princess Air pax?