Americans have been warned that several Caribbean islands have been identified as high-risk for COVID-19. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) updated its travel health notices for a number of countries in the Caribbean region, placing them under Level Warning 3. This means …
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WASHINGTON, DC, United States (CMC)— The United States, which has the highest number of people suffering or killed by the coronavirus (COVID-19) has warned its nationals from travelling to three Caribbean Community countries because of the situation regarding the virus …
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The U.S. State Department is effectively advising Americans to reconsider or halt their travel to most of the Caribbean. The State Department issued on Thursday issued Level 4 “do not travel” advisories for several Caribbean countries, including the Dominican Republic, …
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The Dutch Caribbean island of Aruba is officially back open for tourism, following a phased source market approach that first kicked off with regional and European travelers and last month included a reopening for travelers from the United States. …
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The United States, which has the highest number of persons suffering or killed by the coronavirus (COVID-19) has warned its nationals against travelling to several Caribbean countries because of the COVID-19 situations in those countries. On the updated list of …
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Tourism means everything to the Caribbean. “It’s our bread and butter,” Frank Comito, CEO and director general of the Caribbean Hotel Tourism Association (CHTA), tells us in a video interview as part of our sister publication Hospitality Insights’ “In Focus” …
Reopening the Borders with New Protocols The top priority for all islands in the region has been a focus on residents and the public health issues at hand. Upon knowledge of the COVID-19 pandemic, each island immediately closed its borders, …
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By Anastasia Moloney BOGOTA, Colombia, Weds. Aug. 5, 2020 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Caribbean nations were scrambling to adapt storm shelters to prevent the spread of coronavirus and stock up on supplies, with thousands of people already evacuating their homes …
Cuban medical personnel checks the temperature of every visitor who stands in line to pay tribute and to write in the condolence book for late Eusebio Leal, Havanas historian, in the Palacio de los Capitanes Generales, the official headquarters of …
While the Caribbean is a more popular destination for winter or spring getaways, the islands are trying to lure would-be travelers who have a bad case of cabin fever after five months of lockdowns, masks, surges and paused reopenings.In fact, …
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