Several countries in the Caribbean, for instance, have already opened their doors for travelers to hit the beach for some fun in the sun.
With no vaccination in sight to aid against the coronavirus, and the United States reporting more cases than any country in the world, it’s already proven to present some concerns for flight hopping to your favorite Caribbean destination.
Jamaica, which opened on June 15, has reportedly already recorded 14 new coronavirus cases just days after opening its borders to international tourists, bringing the country’s total to 652 confirmed cases.
And if you’re wondering where these mystery cases have come from, you probably already guessed it — all 14 of these new cases were all imported from the United States on arriving flights.
With other Caribbean countries such as the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos, Aruba and more on the brink of reopening, only time will tell if they close their borders to U.S. travelers for fear of more cases.
