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Princess Cruises unveils UK summer sailings for vaccinated guests
Princess Cruises will deploy two MedallionClass ships on short breaks and week-long cruises around the UK this summer, which will be for fully vaccinated UK residents guests only.
Travel insurance will also be mandatory for all guests.
Regal Princess will offer 14 UK sailings between 31 July and 23 September, 2021. Sky Princess will offer operate cruises, running from 30 August through to 28 September.
They will offer itineraries with ports-of-call including Liverpool, Belfast and Greenock, ranging from three to seven night voyages.
Guests enjoy the ‘Truly Touchless’ personalised experience using the cruise line’s MedallionClass service that also supports new health protocols.
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This includes the OceanMedallion wearable device which expands touch-free options such as keyless stateroom entry and on-demand food and beverages delivered anywhere on board.
During the Summer Seacations all dining venues will be open including speciality restaurants..
Leisure facilities such as fitness classes, swimming pools and spa treatments will also be available.
Tony Roberts, Princess Cruises Vice President UK and Europe, said, "With Princess Cruises, the ship is also the destination. Guests can make the most of our multiple dining options, order food and drink poolside, using the MedallionClass app, that can be delivered to you."
"We believe that these cruises will appeal to both our loyal guests who are eager to get back onboard and holidaymakers looking to experience Princess for the first time."
Guests can opt to make their cruise all-inclusive by selecting the Princess Plus fare, which includes the premium drinks package, unlimited MedallionNet Wi-Fi and gratuities, for £30 per person per day.
All-inclusive fares for a balcony stateroom start from £539pp for a three-night scenic voyage and go on sale on Wednesday 24 March.
Bookings made by 30 April 2021 will be covered by Princess Cruises ‘Book with Confidence’ policy, meaning guests can cancel up to 30 days prior to sailing.
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