All-inclusives for Fall 2020/Winter 2021

Jenny1975 wrote: ↑Was checking out all-inclusives over the week-end to get an idea of what travel conditions are currently in place (a few examples posted below). Seems very risky to book anything, especially considering the rules can easily be changed with little or no notice. Not to mention the 2-week quarantine upon return to Canada makes travel a non-starter for many. Ugh, this winter is going to be even tougher to endure without a getaway for some heat and sunshine to look forward to. Anybody planning on taking their chances just the same?

Mexico
Must present a completed Questionnaire for Identification of Risk Factors in Travelers to immigration upon arrival. Travelers may be subject to health screening, including temperature checks upon arrival.

Dominican Republic
Proof of negative PCR COVID-19 test no older than 5 days before your arrival or you will be tested upon arrival. For tests done on arrival, costs will be covered by the government. Kids under 6 will be exempt. All passengers will be subject to health screening upon arrival. Passengers who test positive will be required to quarantine at their hotel. Additional health declarations and customs forms may be required.

Cuba
Medical Insurance Required. Temperature checks and PCR COVID-19 tests upon arrival at Cuba's airports.

Jamaica
Completed Travel Authorization sent 5 days prior to intended travel date www.visitjamaica.com. Fill in Personal, Health and Intended Stay in Jamaica information; provide consent and declaration; complete the Immigration and Customs Form (C5); Submit your application. Save an electronic or printed copy of the Travel Authorization as you will need to show it to an airline agent at check-in, or when boarding your flight. Tourists must remain in the resort corridor during their stay. You may be required to download the JAMCOVID19 app so that monitoring by the health dept can be facilitated. Must check in daily on the App to record temperature and development of any signs or symptoms.

Pardon wrote: ↑ Since May 1, 2010, all travelers to Cuba have been required to carry proof that they hold travel insurance covering medical costs during their stay. When arriving, travelers must provide, upon request, their insurance policy, their insurance certificate or their health insurance card.

Looks like Cuba has the least restrictions for those wanting to travel south in the winter.

August 25th: Cuba has slowly started to reopen. Tourists can visit the Cuban keys, although they cannot visit the main island. Visitors will have to take a coronavirus test upon arrival.

Travel to Havana is still not permitted. This is especially relevant for Americans, for whom travel is restricted to the Havana airport. The Havana airport is set to open in the autumn—but, again, it may be tricky for Americans to visit. For now, it seems that Cuba will only welcome travelers from Canada, the Caribbean, and select European countries.

Even once Havana is opened, travelers may be directed to visit other areas of the island

your best bet wrote: ↑ just got back from mexco mayan riveria..things went smooth..had to download an app arrivecan ...before boarding they scan the qcode..both ways to mexico and back...resorts did there part..social distancing..no buffet...santize stations...
want to go again in novemebr...maybe cuba but buba has not opened to visitors as of yet

Steinbok wrote: ↑ How was the arrival process back into Canada, how do they verify you are following the 14 days quarantine?
Thinking of going but not clear on what the expectation is other then 14 days stay at home (which is doable), just curious how do they follow up with you?

RobertRabbit wrote: ↑ Cops. They visit you at home.
It’s 10 days in QC now

Jenny1975 wrote: ↑ Not sure if serious?? My sister flew in to PEI in August from Europe and someone called every day at random times.

GateGuardian wrote: ↑ This is a good website to check what countries is open to Canadians

https://www.traveloffpath.com/countries ... -tourists/

Jenny1975 wrote: ↑ Good resource, thank you! Don't think I'd be willing to risk it for places that require negative PCR test before departure. I'd be stressing about getting the results within the required window. It's also my understanding that the PCR test puts out a lot of false positives. That wouldn't leave much time to get re-tested, if needed.

gumby_ng wrote: ↑ And what if you test positive...it's like you have to test negative then book last-minute?