From the latest travel guidelines to the current health and safety protocols, as your travel advisor I have the knowledge you need to travel confidently and responsibly.
Using an expert like me to help you plan your travel has never been more important.
There are lots of little nuances and specific details to keep straight for each destination these days (and things can change at any time), but protocols generally include pre-travel steps like the following:
COVID-19 testing (ranging from 3-5 days prior to departure)
Completing an online health questionnaire/approval process
Mandatory travel insurance that includes medical coverage for COVID-19 while in destination
Proof of full vaccination
Most countries are doing health screenings at the airport upon arrival that may include temperature checks, and travelers are required to wear face coverings on their flights, in the airports, and during transportation.
At the resorts, staff are required to wear face coverings at all times, and they are asking guests to wear face coverings in designated indoor spaces like: the lobby, retail stores, elevators, and waiting areas of common facilities (e.g. spa, beauty salon, restaurants/bars, etc.). Guests are not typically required to wear face coverings at the beach, the pool, or in restaurants when actively eating and/or drinking.
If you're starting to think about planning your next trip, you might be wondering “Where can I travel right now?” So, to help you with this, I’ve put together a list of the top eight places to travel in 2021.
COVID-19 test is not required
Mexico
Dominican Republic
*Costa Rica
*All visitors 18 years old or older must be full vaccinated for entry into Costa Rica.
COVID-19 PCR test within 5 days prior to arrival
St. Lucia
COVID-19 PCR test within 4 days prior to arrival
*Antigua
*All visitors 18 years old or older must be fully vaccinated for entry into Antigua.
COVID-19 antigen (or PCR) test within 3 days prior to arrival
Jamaica
**Turks & Caicos
**All visitors 16 years old or older must be full vaccinated for entry into Turks & Caicos.
COVID-19 PCR test within 3 days prior to arrival
Aruba
All travelers two years and older returning to the U.S. from an international destination via air are required to show proof of a negative antigen (or PCR) COVID-19 test taken within one day prior to their return flight to the U.S.
Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC):
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
REMINDER protocols are subject to change at any time (info above was last updated 12/16/21)
All eight of the destinations on this list will give you a fabulous tropical escape filled with sunshine, relaxation, romantic backdrops, fun adventures, and natural wonders.
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