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Ryan
Saturday 1st of August 2020
I think it's worth noting that while the dutch St Maarten is allowing US travellers, the French side St. Martin is not allowing US visitors. There will be roadblocks and passport checks at the border. So the whole island is not currently open to Americans.
Lou mal
Friday 31st of July 2020
Rapid test for Coronavirus are not accurate. Trust me, I know.
Nicka
Thursday 30th of July 2020
Do you know what if the healthcare professionals exemption in the EU ban extends to American doctors traveling to Europe to visit patients?
S.B.
Thursday 30th of July 2020
Someone should tell them getting a rapid PCR test is nearly impossible in the U.S. -- I recently saw it was averaging 15 days. Where I live in California, we cannot get them unless we are sick or were in contact with someone diagnosed. Same is true in Illinois, Pennsylvania, and many other states now. With these travel rules, people are missing trips and writing about it all over travel blogs. It would be good if someone informed these countries where many of us would love to go about our inability to get PCR tests, no only rapidly but at all now for travel.
Kashlee Kucheran
Thursday 30th of July 2020
I agree, but companies are rushing to get these tests for travellers, as they will make a killing! I JUST got a lead about 5 minutes ago from a San Diego lab that is doing 48-72 hour results for travelers. Hoping to publish a guide within the next few days with that and some other US labs.