Accessibility Statement

CruiseAware.com™ is committed to making our website and travel health and safety information accessible and usable for as many people as possible, including individuals with disabilities.

We are working toward conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA, which provide internationally recognized guidance for improving the accessibility of websites and digital content.

Our ongoing accessibility efforts include improving:

• Keyboard navigation and visible focus indicators
• Text readability and color contrast
• Alternative text for meaningful images
• Clear headings and page structure
• Accessible forms, buttons, links, and interactive features
• Mobile and screen-magnification usability
• Compatibility with screen readers and other assistive technologies
• Accessibility of downloadable documents and digital publications

Accessibility is an ongoing process. CruiseAware regularly reviews its website and digital content and will continue making improvements as technology, standards, and our services evolve.

Some visual materials, including infographics and certain PDF publications, may not yet provide the same level of accessibility as the corresponding website content. Where practical, CruiseAware is working to provide accessible web-based information and improve the accessibility of downloadable documents.

If you experience difficulty accessing information on CruiseAware.com™, encounter an accessibility barrier, or need information provided in an alternative format, please contact us through the Support section of CruiseAware.com™.

When contacting us, please include the webpage or document involved and a brief description of the problem. We will make reasonable efforts to provide the requested information and address accessibility issues.

Our goal is straightforward: travel health and safety information should be available to every traveler who needs it.