Puerto Rico Reopening - everything you need to know
Puerto Rico will formally reopen to all global travelers on January, 2021. While there are presently no limitations on who can enter Puerto Rico once the island reopens, the tourist board has actually announced a series of rules and policies to keep everyone safe. CONTINUE READING..
Branson is Open for Guests
Wondering whether Branson is open for guests? We've got your answers. Since the first week of May, by order of Missouri Governor, Mike Parson, and local Branson authorities, all non-essential Missouri company have the ability to reopen at their own leisure. CONTINUE READING..
Is anyone traveling right now?
A recent article mentioned that 100% of travel is now affected by COVID-19. With so much going on, you're probably asking yourself, is anyone booking vacations right now? Believe it or not, yes. CONTINUE READING..
Traveling to Costa Rica COVID Information
On November 1st, 2020, the Costa Rican borders will be opening to all states in the United States; we look forward to restarting and helping offer an incredible vacation your people now need more than ever!World Wide Vacations would like to updateyou on one of the beautiful destinations we offer, Costa Rica. Read a message from our resort partner and traveling to this beautiful country. CONTINUE READING..
Coronavirus Concerns
The CDC Centers for Disease Control provides recommendations on postponing or canceling travel, these are called travel notices and are based on assessment of the potential health risks involved with traveling to a certain area. The CDC has only issued travel notices for visitors to; China, Iran, Japan, Italy, South Korea and Hong Kong. CONTINUE READING..
Is Cancun, Mexico safe to visit in 2019?
Cancun is one of Mexico’s most sought-after regions for bucket list vacations. This vacation hot spot has so much to offer from sunny weather, powdery white sand beaches and crystal clear turquoise Caribbean waters.
The Mexican Tourism authority and government wants you safe because tourism is Mexico’s number 1 revenue generator and they have pointed the low numbers of victims of crime compared to the 28 million American tourists who travel to Mexico each year. Mexico is no different than the U.S. so you just need to use common sense and be aware of which areas to avoid in Cancun. The government of Mexico also is providing extra security in areas to ensure travelers are safe. If you do not go to crime ridden areas in your own city, then I am sure you will not go into crime ridden areas when you travel.
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