Spoiler… 3 of them are in the Caribbean. International travel has been severely affected by the Covid pandemic. While travelers could roam the world freely before the virus emerged, the last two years have been a succession of travel bans, complex entry requirements and strict testing regimes that virtually suspended tourism. Luckily, now that Covid …
As the Omicron wave recedes further in the Caribbean, another nation is moving ahead in relaxing travel rules for foreign visitors. The small island nation of Aruba, one of the most popular resort hotspots in the region, has officially become the 16th destination to remove all Covid entry requirements as of March 19, 2022. A …
Three islands in the Caribbean that are popular with cruise-goers and travelers alike just removed several restrictions, making it easier and more appealing for foreign travelers to enter. Aruba, Grenada and the Cayman Islands are the countries in question, and in removing restrictions they are joining a rapidly expanding list of countries that have recently …
The Caribbean nation of Aruba recently updated its entry requirements for all travelers going into 2022. One major travel update to note is that a negative antigen test result is currently accepted for visitors to Aruba. In addition, fully vaccinated travelers with boosters can forego any testing requirements for travel. And as of February 3, …
As the Omicron variant rapidly spreads across the Caribbean, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – CDC now urge Americans to avoid all unnecessary travel to Aruba. The island nation, which is one of the most popular destinations in the Dutch Caribbean, has been recently battling a prominent rise in cases and has taken …
Starting Monday, December 27, 2021, residents from the U.S., Canada, and other high-risk countries traveling to Aruba will need to complete a Molecular COVID-19 test two days (48 hours) before departure and will no longer have the option to test upon arrival. Regardless of vaccination status, residents traveling from high-risk countries will no longer qualify for three-day (72-hour) PCR testing. Travelers …
Everything You Need To Know To Get Into Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Aruba, Barbados, And The Bahamas As the world scrambles to adapt to the new COVID-19 variant, nicknamed Omicron, it can be complicated understanding what is required for entry to different countries. The Caribbean remains a prime spot for those looking to get away for …
Off the northern coast of Venezuela, the tiny Caribbean island of Aruba has gained an infamous reputation as “one happy island”. The beaming Caribbean sun and turquoise waters make this vacation destination a dream come true. If that’s not enough to convince you, check out these seven reasons that we’re choosing Aruba as the ultimate …