With 2022's first cruise ship expected in Skagway on April 26, questions remain about vaccination rates of visitors and extra hurdles to enter Canada. KHNS's Mike Swasey talked with Brian Salerno of Cruise Lines International for an industry perspective.
But with the first cruise ship of the season expected to arrive in Skagway on April 26, questions remain about the vaccination rates of visitors and the extra hurdles required to enter Canada.
Brian Salerno is Cruise Lines International Association’s senior vice president for maritime policy. On Wednesday, Mike Swasey talked with Salerno to get an industry perspective on what Alaskan’s should expect from the coming season.Brian, thanks so much for being here. I’m just going to ask you this straight out — how many people are coming to Skagway this summer?You know, I don’t have it broken down. But overall, for Alaska, we’re estimating about 1.
Most will operate at 95% crew and passengers. Even those where it’s just below the 95% threshold, which would characterize them as highly vaccinated, still above 90% in virtually every case. Plus, everybody getting on board the cruise ship needs to be tested. And there’s very limited time windows for obtaining that test. So everybody that you’re on a ship with is vaccinated and recently tested.
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