COVID Travel FAQ's

It is safe to travel to Mexico and the Caribbean Islands. Governments in these destinations are doing everything they can to keep their population safe and tourists safe. If you do some simple easy things, you 'really' can travel safely:
Wear a Face Covering/Masks
Travel with hand sanitizer and use frequently
Try to touch as little as possible
Stay away from others
Wipe down your arm rests and drop down table on flights-travel with wipes that kill bacteria

This depends on the destination you are thinking of traveling to.
Examples:
Mexico-no need to have a test done before your flight from the USA to Mexico
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic-- no need to have a test done before your flight from the USA to Punta Cana
Most other Caribbean Islands--each island has a different policy, and polices may change. Generally, the answer is yes

Yes. Beginning Jan. 26, 2021, our US government, CDC, will require all air passengers arriving into the USA to have a COVID-Antigen test administered, 3 days before boarding your flight.
Your negative test result documentation must be a certain format and presented when checking in for your flight. Resorts and labs in your destination know the 'format' requirements, so you do not need to give this any thought. Most all-inclusive resorts offer the required test FREE.

Most all-inclusive resorts offer up to a 14 day FREE-quarantine stay. Restrictions may apply by resort. Resorts have set aside rooms to quarantine guests.

I have traveled twice since COVID and am about to travel again soon. If you do some simple easy things, you 'really' can travel safely:
Wear a Face Covering/Masks
Travel with hand sanitizer and use frequently
Try to touch as little as possible
Stay away from others
Wipe down your arm rests and drop down table on flights-travel with wipes that kill bacteria

Face Coverings/Masks ARE required:
Inside most USA airports
Definitely inside your destination airports ( Mexico, Caribbean Islands)
Inside airport to hotel shuttles
At first when arriving at your All-Inclusive Resort
(not required at pools & beaches and your choice when walking around resorts)

Resorts have hired an international company to create a safety protocol system and train their staff

Arrival & Check In
Upon arrival you will be welcomed and they will ask to squirt your hands with hand-sanitizer
Temperature taken, touchless
Wipe your shoes on a chemical mat, then step onto a dry mat
Luggage is disinfected
Now you may enter the resort.

Sanitation throughout the resort
A number of hand sanitizer stations are available
Common areas are constantly being disinfected
Social distancing around the pool, at the beach, in restaurants

Restaurants
Menus on boards or digital display
Staff wearing masks and gloves
Tables disinfected between use
Social distancing of tables
Buffets have glass barriers and guests are asked to wear face coverings when getting their food
Wait-staff presents glasses, dishes, silver-wear in a sanitized way

In your Room
Amenities like shampoo, conditioner, bath gel, suntan lotion are sealed in plastic-you freshly open
TV remote is sealed in plastic-you freshly open
Glasses in room sealed in plastic-you freshly open
Staff will only enter your room with your permission. Maids are masked and gloved at all times.