CDC Lowers Risk Assessment For Traveling On Cruise Ships

The video discusses the current risk level of cruise trips, which is at level 2 on a four-point scale, indicating a moderate risk of catching COVID-19. The risk may vary based on the destination. The CDC recommends getting vaccinated and receiving boosters before traveling.

What is the current risk level for cruise ship trips according to the agency's scale?

• Level 1

• Level 2

• Level 4

• Level 3

How is the risk of catching COVID on a cruise ship described?

• Very High

• High

• Moderate

• Low

What factor can increase the risk level on a cruise ship?

• The number of passengers

• The size of the ship

• The destination

• The duration of the trip

Why is it important to consider the destination when assessing COVID risk on a cruise?

• Different destinations have different COVID protocols

• The weather can affect virus spread

• Some destinations have more tourists

• The length of the cruise varies by destination

What does the CDC recommend before traveling on a cruise?

• Wearing masks

• Getting vaccinated and boosted

• Avoiding crowded areas

• Carrying hand sanitizer