The latest information to help navigate your travel plans.
January 12, 2021
The CDC recently announced that as of January 26th, all travelers arriving into the United States will require predeparture COVID testing.
So what does travel look for you?
☑️ Pending your destination, you may be required a COVID test before departing the states. Specifics will be detailed by location but we highly recommend getting one done regardless so there are no surprises when arriving home!
☑️ Upon return to the US, all travelers over the age of 2 will be required to test from departure of their destination - airlines will be checking for a negative test to allow you to board.
☑️ You will need a viral test no more than 3 days before your flight departs. So start making arrangements for when you arrive to you vacation destination!
☑️ If you recently tested positive for COVID (within 3 months prior to your travel dates), the CDC does not recommend getting retested unless you still have symptoms.
☑️ In case of a recent positive test, you may be able to travel with documentation of your positive viral test and a letter from healthcare provider or official, stating you are cleared.
We are also working with our travel partners to get you all the information you need to make informed travel decisions, especially as there won’t be a one size answer for all.
Yes, this may slightly change how you envisioned your travel plans. But we are assured that our travel partners are working to provide the best assistance possible!
Do you have questions regarding this news? For more on the latest from the CDC, see below.
Requirement for Proof of Negative COVID-19 Test or Recovery from COVID-19 for All Air Passengers Arriving in the United States
So what does travel look for you?
☑️ Pending your destination, you may be required a COVID test before departing the states. Specifics will be detailed by location but we highly recommend getting one done regardless so there are no surprises when arriving home!
☑️ Upon return to the US, all travelers over the age of 2 will be required to test from departure of their destination - airlines will be checking for a negative test to allow you to board.
☑️ You will need a viral test no more than 3 days before your flight departs. So start making arrangements for when you arrive to you vacation destination!
☑️ If you recently tested positive for COVID (within 3 months prior to your travel dates), the CDC does not recommend getting retested unless you still have symptoms.
☑️ In case of a recent positive test, you may be able to travel with documentation of your positive viral test and a letter from healthcare provider or official, stating you are cleared.
We are also working with our travel partners to get you all the information you need to make informed travel decisions, especially as there won’t be a one size answer for all.
Yes, this may slightly change how you envisioned your travel plans. But we are assured that our travel partners are working to provide the best assistance possible!
Do you have questions regarding this news? For more on the latest from the CDC, see below.
Requirement for Proof of Negative COVID-19 Test or Recovery from COVID-19 for All Air Passengers Arriving in the United States
