Get There Safely with Jet Set Jess

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Are you ready to travel the world with peace of mind again? I know I am. 

Vaccine passports. Domestic travel protocols. International travel restrictions. Which countries are open to Americans? Which are still closed? Is it safe to book a trip this summer? This winter?

If anything, right now may be the safest time to travel in recent memory. Airports and airlines are taking extra caution to sanitize spaces and keep passengers safe, and many resorts and hotels are offering risk free booking, with cancellations and reschedulings easier than ever.

But, with so many protocols and questions surrounding vaccinations and travel during the pandemic, it can be tough to keep it all straight.

That's why I'm here. To help get you exploring again and do it safely.

VACCINE PASSPORTS

If you haven't heard of a "vaccine passport" yet, you're not alone. But it's already in development, with some countries like Greece, Israel, Denmark, and Slovenia planning early adoption to allow for greater ease of international travel. And some U.S. states are considering adopting their own verisions.

We'll know more as the specifics continue to unfold, but if you're vaccinated or plan to be vaccinated in the coming months, you can learn more here. Have more questions? Let me help.
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL

What countries can Americans travel to? What are their COVID protocols? Do you need to be vaccinated? Will you need to quarantine upon arrival?

With vaccines now readily available, the world is beginning to open up for U.S. tourists, but keeping track of guidelines can be tough. Visit the CDC website or reach out to me today for more info.

DOMESTIC TRAVEL

For the most part, domestic travel is beginning to return to normal, especially for those that are fully vaccinated. However, it's recommended you double check each state's individual guidelines before you plan any travel.

CNN recently put together a guide that outlines each state's COVID protocols and restrictions. Find it here and if you have more questions, don't hestitate to ask!

Interested in learning more about my first air travel experience since March 2020? Check out my blog post: Air Travel in the Time of COVID

And for more info on current travel offers, international and domestic protocols in each of those destinations, vaccine passports, or to book a getaway, reach out to me today at 908-230-2327 or jessica@ellitravel.com!

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  1. Camila LopezSeptember 11, 2024 at 6:28 AM

    ¿Cómo contactar al número de teléfono de la aerolínea? Para hablar con el servicio al cliente de una aerolínea, busca el número de contacto en su sitio web o en el correo de confirmación de tu vuelo. Llama y sigue las opciones del menú telefónico para ser atendido por un agente. Podrás realizar consultas sobre reservas, cambios de vuelo, equipaje, y otros servicios. Contactar al número de teléfono de la aerolínea te garantiza atención rápida y solución a cualquier inconveniente.

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