P&O country update on testing and entry requirements 29/9/2022

[Megabear2]

As requested elsewhere this thread refers to the link on P&O's website under Destinations.

 

  Looking at the ports requiring testing onboard the list seems to have expanded on 29 September as follows:

 

12 and over test required:

 

Denmark,  Estonia, Greece, Honduras, Lithuania, Poland, St Vincent  and Turkey. 

 

A couple of others are now showing to be advised as under discussion.

 

Is my memory playing tricks or has it indeed expanded?

[Gettingwarmer]

Since you reported this i have hunted for anything to do with Greece and cruise ships and can find nothing. The thing is P&O are so error prone can we rely on them?

[wowzz]

And no tests requured for Denmark either !

P&O are just useless !

[Megabear2]

40 minutes ago, Gettingwarmer said:

Since you reported this i have hunted for anything to do with Greece and cruise ships and can find nothing. The thing is P&O are so error prone can we rely on them?

I have no idea. I'm just a messenger who asked others to have a look at the 29 September list update to see if they though there were more tests listed.

 

I'm neither a soothsayer or wizard on the machinations of P&O and their website I'm afraid!

[yorkshirephil]

The rules for St Vincent have recently changed, however P&O seem to still be telling people they have to do P&O tours. We go next month so hopefully they will have corrected the website.

[wowzz]

Strange that Princess require no tests for the European countries mentioned in the P&O list.

Someone has got it wrong !

[Megabear2]

32 minutes ago, yorkshirephil said:

The rules for St Vincent have recently changed, however P&O seem to still be telling people they have to do P&O tours. We go next month so hopefully they will have corrected the website.

Does this mean no onboard test as well? I wanted to do a trip there but wasn't too keen on the testing.  

[jeanlyon]

Just found this

 

Passengers arriving in Greece do not need to show a proof of COVID vaccination, a negative COVID test, or a certificate of recovery from COVID. You do not need to complete a Passenger Locator Form (PLF).

Travellers are still required to wear a mask on public transport.

[Gettingwarmer]

9 minutes ago, jeanlyon said:

Just found this

 

Passengers arriving in Greece do not need to show a proof of COVID vaccination, a negative COVID test, or a certificate of recovery from COVID. You do not need to complete a Passenger Locator Form (PLF).

Travellers are still required to wear a mask on public transport.

Yes I’ve seen that but when was it dated. P&O seem to be saying these are new. 

[yorkshirephil]

2 hours ago, Megabear2 said:

Does this mean no onboard test as well? I wanted to do a trip there but wasn't too keen on the testing.  

I don't know. P&O haven't updated the site, I was under the impression that P&O were testing because St Vincent required it to go there, whereas they now don't. We don't go while November so I haven't been taking too much notice as it will be a moveable feast once COVID numbers start rising

[wowzz]

4 hours ago, Gettingwarmer said:

Yes I’ve seen that but when was it dated. P&O seem to be saying these are new. 

Jean's reply was taken from the UK government website. 

Seems P&O have nade their own rules! 

[Megabear2]

1 hour ago, wowzz said:

Jean's reply was taken from the UK government website. 

Seems P&O have nade their own rules! 

Don't they always .....