Costa Cruises passengers face fines for taking food back to their cabins
Costa Cruises has warned passengers of possible fines for taking food from buffets and restaurants back to their cabins.
This was reported by The Independent.
As noted, on certain cruises, a €60 cleaning fee may be charged for violating the rules. The company explains this decision on the grounds of sanitation and hygiene.
Costa Cruises emphasized that passengers may use the official room service, and only trained staff are authorized to deliver food to cabins.
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