St. Maarten is officially reopening for international tourism on July 1st, following the reopening of Princess Juliana Airport (SXM). In a recent government press statement, tourism minister Ludmila de Weever stated that the country is ready to receive travelers from Europe and North America as of July 1st. As of June 22nd, the Princess Juliana …
Belize will officially begin reopening its borders for tourism on October 1st, 2020, Prime Minister, Dean Barrow announced. The reopening was originally planned for August 15th, 2020 but was delayed after a surge in COVID-19 cases. Entry Requirements Travelers must book flights and hotel Hotel will inform traveler that the Belize Health app must be …
The U.S. Virgin Islands will officially reopen its borders for a second time starting on September 19th, allowing both American visitors and international tourists to enter, but you can only fly IN from the United States. If you are a U.S. citizen you don’t even need a passport to go. This article will show you …
St.Barths officially reopened borders for tourism on June 22, 2020, closed again for a period in 2021, and reopened again mid-2021. Saint Barthelemy, or St. Barths as it’s commonly called, is a beautiful French-speaking Caribbean island known for its white-sand beaches, luxurious hotels, duty-free shopping and stunning views. Here is everything you need to know …
Update Nov 1: Due to extremely frequent changes to entry requirements, this article will no longer be updated. Please refer to the Bahamas Covid-19 Entry Requirements Guide for all the latest updates The Bahamas is officially reopening for tourism on July 1st, 2020. They will be accepting tourists from all countries as long as they …
Bermuda is reopening for tourism on July 1st and will be accepting tourists arriving by air from all countries, as long as they adhere to health protocols set out by the local government, which include bringing a certified negative Covid-19 test. International flights are set to resume to the island starting on July 1st and …
Antigua and Barbuda has officially reopened to international visitors on June 4th. The island will welcome its first international flight since the island shut its borders due to the outbreak of Covid-19. Tourism Minister Charles Fernandez, speaking during a virtual meeting on “Reopening Antigua and Barbuda For Tourism,” on Monday, said that an American Airlines …