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Royal Caribbean International will no longer allow guests to bring aboard emotional-support animals.
The policy change, effective immediately, was made to differentiate emotional-support animals from service animals that are trained and certified to perform a function for a person with a disability, Royal Caribbean said.
“It is important to us that all our guests enjoy their vacation, which is why we put into practice this new policy,” the cruise line said. “Royal Caribbean’s policy remains the same for service animals traveling with guests that have a physical or non-physical disability.”
Service animals have been specifically trained to perform a task for the person with a disability. Emotional-support animals provide a therapeutic benefit to their owners through companionship.
Source: travelweekly.com
