TRAVEL DESTINATIONS OPEN FOR U.S. PASSPORT HOLDERS

WHERE CAN WE GO?
“Where can we go?” is a question we are asked quite often in the world of travel. The answer is it depends and it can get confusing.
Counties now open to US passport holders with no restrictions are Mexico, Dominican Republic, Brazil, Turkey, Serbia, Belarus, North Macedonia, and Zambia.
Beginning October 15th ,Hawaii will have a Pre-Travel Testing Program. Upon entry into the state, travelers who provide a negative Covid-19 from a test administered to the traveler within 72 hours from the final leg of departure, will be exempt from the 14-day mandatory quarantine.
Countries currently open to us with restrictions are Costa Rica, most Caribbean islands, Armenia, Ecuador, Ireland, United Kingdom, Croatia, Malta, Morocco, Egypt, Ghana, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Namibia, Maldives, Bangladesh, Cambodia, and South Korea.
Here are a some of the restrictions to popular destinations of our clients.
Negative Covid-19 test result within 72 hours
Aruba, Dominica, Ghana, Egypt, Maldives, Montenegro, and St. Barts and Tahiti
Negative Covid-19 test result within 48 hours, travel insurance and health form
Costa Rica and Croatia
Self-Isolate for 14 days
United Kingdom and Ireland
Negative Covid-19 test result and 14 days of shelter in place at hotel
Bahamas
Negative Covid-19 test result within 72 hours + $2,000 Covid-19 deposit
Cambodia
Negative Covid-19 rapid result test result on arrival
Honduras, Grenada, Tanzania, St Vincent and Grenadines
Today it’s a good idea to purchase CANCEL FOR ANY REASON aka CFAR insurance for your peace of mind. Covid-19 was declared a pandemic in March 2020. Therefore, any losses for trip cancellation, trip interruption and/or trip delay caused by or resulting from quarantine due to COVID-19 is not considered “Unforeseen” and will not be covered under the terms and conditions of Travelguard’s insurance policy.
However, this does not affect any Medical Benefits available under the insurance policy. If you contract COVID-19 prior to departure, you would be covered for Trip Cancellation, if you have a confirmed and documented diagnosis and/or you are medically unable to travel at the time of departure due to COVID-19. If you contract COVID-19 while on a covered trip, you would be covered for Medical Expense and Trip Interruption/ Curtailment benefits if you have a confirmed and documented diagnosis.”
MedJet is a medical transportation company we represent. In September Medjet introduced a policy that provides medical transport to Covid-19 patients back to their home hospital from select destinations.
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Photo: Hvar, Croatia