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New international travel rules issued by the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) should help provide a boost to tourism in Puerto Rico, as the island is exempt.
The same is true of the U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI). Since Puerto Rico and the USVI are U.S. territories, the new rules do not apply for travel from Puerto Rico and the USVI to mainland destinations.
The new requirement, effective Jan. 26, states that all international air travelers entering the United States must produce a negative COVID-19 test taken within three days of their arrival. If the person has already recovered from the coronavirus, evidence should be presented to the proper authorities in lieu of the negative test.
National Plan for Vacation Day arrives not a moment too soon
January 22, 2021
If it wasn’t obvious already, the latest research confirms it: Americans need a vacation!
More than six in 10 Americans (63%) report that they “desperately” need a vacation after trauma of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to data prepared for the U.S. Travel Association by the research firm Destination Analysts.
Destination Analysts has also found:
Close to six in 10 American travelers (59%) miss traveling “very much” and 55% are excited about leisure travel in the next six months. (Destination Analysts, Coronavirus Travel Sentiment Index Report, 1/18)
Close to three quarters (72%) of employed Americans indicated they set aside time to plan out vacation days for the coming year, and 84% of Americans are excited to plan a vacation in the next six months. (Destination Analysts, December 2020)