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Now that the U.S. requires a negative COVID-19 test before allowing travelers back into the country, it was inevitable that some hospitality giants might step in to help facilitate testing.
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Information current as of 2/24/21
In order to enter the United States, all travelers must now show results of a negative COVID-19 test. This includes U.S. citizens, which creates a little extra pressure for international travelers. Luckily, a lot of airlines and even hotel chains are starting to step up and help test customers with airline tickets and reservations.
In the meantime, if you do get caught out of the country with a positive COVID-19 test, here’s some helpful information that might come in handy in that unfortunate and unlikely situation.
People with real wanderlust should also be aware that there are companies currently developing vaccine passport apps, which will allow international travelers to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test in a simple interface and retain their privacy. Once these passports are available, it’s highly likely they will be required for international travel. Check out our post for the latest news about vaccine passports.
Having dispensed with some of the new guidelines and formalities for international travelers, it seems only right that we share the growing list of countries that allow American citizens to visit as of February, 2021. Please do check with each country for current travel requirements to visit. The U.S. State Department is a great resource of country-specific information. Most countries on this list require some form of screening or proof of a negative test upon entry.
This year for Valentines Day we’re taking an aspirational approach. While many of us may be ready to travel, others still dream of romantic travel.
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In 2021, U.S. travelers are looking for smaller towns to visit. At least for the short term, homey and folksy are in vogue.
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On October 15, 2020 Hawaii launched it’s “Safe Travels Hawaii” program, designed to keep Hawaii safe while giving visitors a less complicated path to entry.
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Hawaii’s recent move to make visits less challenging for air travelers from the mainland (through the new Safe Travels Hawaii program) very likely means island tourism is coming back.
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With Halloween just around the corner, we’d like to share some of the scariest destinations around the country – one state at a time. Here is our pick for the spookiest spot in every state.
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Fall is a great time to get out and explore before the holidays and cold weather come to call.
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Travel lovers, do not despair! Last month, the State Department lifted its level 4 travel advisory recommending against international travel for Americans, and there are many spots around the globe open to U.S. passport holders.
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