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POPULAR US and INTERNATIONAL destinations during covid
US Virgin Islands
An exotic group of islands located in the Caribbean Sea. No passport required! Ages 5 and older must have a negative Covid-19 test taken within 5 days of arrival.
Tulum, Mexico
Tulum, Cancun, Playa Del Carmen, Puerto Vallarta, and all the other destinations within Mexico are open to tourists. White sand beaches, lush jungles, Caribbean sunshine, Mexico has it all. Tourists may be subject to temperature checks and other health screenings.
Miami
With its year-round blue skies and sunshine, Miami is always a hot spot. Stay on the beach or in the city, you are sure to have a great time in this southern state. Mingle with the locals during the day and get dressed up as a celebrity at nights.
Jamaica
Home of the legendary Bob Marley, Jerk chicken and Reggae Music. The third largest island in the Caribbean, Jamaica has so much to offer: Lush topography of mountains, rain forests and reef-lined beaches. All-inclusive resorts to satisfy your every need. A negative Covid test along with approved Travel Authorization.
Istanbul, Turkey
A major city in Turkey with cultural influences of the many empires that once ruled there. No travel restrictions, however, all travelers must have a Hayat Eve Sigar (HES) code.
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Here in the Waiting
Like many of you, I am anxiously waiting the freedom to travel without a mask or the need to physical distance. I miss the large pool and deck parties, the beautiful ports and countrysides, as well as capturing a selfie at all the well known tourists locations around the globe. What will it be like and when will it be! Only time will tell. For those who feels masks are just an added accessory there are many location open and ready to welcome you. Read on to see where those holding an American passport can travel.
Going Small
With travel destinations a major focus during these uncertain times, consider going small. Travel to less traveled destinations and stay at boutiques and private villas. There are so many unique options for you, family and friends to still celebrate and build memories that will last a lifetime.
CDC Wants Travelers to Delay Cruising!
Despite lifting the "No Sail" order, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recommended travelers to avoid cruise ships due to a very high risk of Covid-19 transmission. Fortunately, cruisers won't have much of a choice but to delay their travel plans because the major cruise lines have suspended sailings at least through January 2021. Cruise lines continue to work on many changes such as: all passengers and crew will need to have a negative Covid test for embarkation and de-embarkation, face masks and social distancing, and tailoring itineraries to seven days in length or less. It is currently unclear as to who will conduct the test for passengers. It is also unclear if passengers will need to get tested in port of calls. There is still a lot of uncertainty. One of the phases cruise lines will need to complete, is cruise simulations, meaning cruise lines will cruise without paying customers. This process will hopefully prove the safety protocols implemented are working. Royal Caribbean received over 20,000 volunteers for their simulation sailings, on their facebook page within a short time period. No details yet on volunteer selections. Do you want to be a volunteer? Which cruise line?
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