Many of the world’s most popular vacation spots are officially welcoming international visitors again and Americans are heading to the Caribbean, for a tropical paradise right in their backyard. When the islands reopened their borders last summer, after suffering economically from low visitation amid a global pandemic, the region’s tourism numbers saw an uptick. If you’re planning your first post-lockdown getaway, there are many reasons why a trip to the Caribbean could be a good fit starting with safety.
The small but mighty isles have been doing the work of putting protocols in place. They require pre-entry proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 PCR test, to protect visitors and residents against spread of the virus plus travel insurance to cover any medical costs that might come up. Several islands have begun updating entry regulations for travelers. Countries such as Dominica, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands have even created new work visas to attract remote worker
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US Virgin Islands Selects ICF for $9 Million Workforce Development Contract
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