Caribbean Destinations Open for Tourism | Travel Goddess Intl

Hey Goddess Globetrotters, it's Tash here, founder and CEO of Travel Goddess International, coming to you today with five Caribbean destinations that are open for tourism. Number one, St. Lucia. St. Lucia has begun a phased reopening with updated sanitation protocols and allowing only tourists from the United States. Antigua. Antigua is now allowing flights from the United States to recommence. Like St. Lucia and almost all Caribbean destinations, a negative COVID-19 test must be presented to gain entry into the country. Number three, Aruba. Aruba will begin welcoming tourism from the United States on July 10th. Number four, U.S. Virgin Islands. Much like many islands, you'll be required to wear masks in public buildings and limit gatherings to 10 people or less. Lastly, and my personal favorite, Jamaica. Jamaica is the largest Caribbean destination so far to welcome tourism back. It's important to know that most Caribbean destinations will require you to present a negative COVID-19 test, taken as recent as 48 hours and as far out as seven days prior to arrival. For more tips and tricks on all things travel, head over to the Travel Goddess International community page and become a member today. Until next time!