Has Anyone Been On a B2B Recently?

[LobsterStalker]

27 minutes ago, KATHYMAC68 said:

One said a second test is not necessary if you’re on the same ship for both legs, even if Canada is the second leg

On that note I would say with confidence that you will need to be tested for sure , as that is a country specific regulation and has nothing to with Royal . 

[KATHYMAC68]

6 hours ago, LobsterStalker said:

On that note I would say with confidence that you will need to be tested for sure , as that is a country specific regulation and has nothing to with Royal . 

Well then RC will have to test us.

[Brandis]

23 hours ago, cruisegirl1 said:

The agents you are calling have limited knowledge regarding this question.  They are basically sales agents. They have some  questions and scripted answers, but yours is a bit more detailed and doesn’t come up that often. 
 

if you call again you will probably get a different answer, as the agents don’t have that question in their script.   The agents that are seeing the word Canada are telling you you need to be tested, the agents that are hearing the words back to back are  telling you that you don’t.  

Logically, if you need a test, there’s no way that you can take care of it yourself because you will be on board.  It will have to be taken care of through the cruise line 
 

You can be assured If you need to be tested, royal will administer the test. And if that is the case,  you will be provided information once on board. 
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However, the agent I was talking to didn't even try to answer my question and said right away that she would have to get in touch with a "resolution specialist" who supposedly should know that stuff. But given the answer, I'm still not very confident that we won't have to test for the TA even though we have been on a short med cruise with no test requirement as the first leg of the B2B.