SOUTH FLORIDA With more than three months after tourism ground to a standstill due to COVID-19, the Caribbean is opening and beginning to welcome visitors again.<\/p>\n
As of July 17th, here is a list of hotels and attractions in the Caribbean that are re-opening courtesy of the Caribbean Tourism Organization:<\/p>\n
Oct. 25 Dec. 31 New York JFK Saturdays only<\/p>\n
Mid Dec. Charlotte NC Saturdays only<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
See also: What Visitors Need to Know Before Going to The Bahamas<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Country: Belize Reopening Date: August 15th <\/p>\n
Reopening of the Phillip Goldson International Airport (BZE) for leisure travel and limited reopening of hotels using a Tourism Safe Corridor approach.<\/p>\n
A list of the Gold Standard approved hotels will be available atwww.travelbelize.orgin the coming weeks.<\/p>\n
Click this link for more information on our re-opening:https:\/\/belizetourismboard.org\/news-and-gallery\/belize-covid-19-update\/<\/a><\/p>\n To make things easy, the Curaao Tourist Board created an infographicwith all of the details in one place.<\/p>\n Theyve also consolidatedall pertinent reopening information for visitors in a new mobile application called Dushi Stay, which is currently available for download using the platform SmartCom in the App Store or Google Play.<\/p>\n Dushi Stay gives travellers access to entry requirements, new island-wide protocols, emergency contact numbers and health tips, as well as open restaurants, attractions, beaches, personal care services, etc. all at the touch of their fingertips.<\/p>\n More info can also be found atCuracao.com.<\/p>\n Accommodations<\/p>\n *Opens in November \/ **Opens soon<\/p>\n Montego Bay<\/p>\n See also: Holiday Inn Resort Montego Bay Jamaica to Reopen July 8th<\/p>\n Ocho Rios<\/p>\n Negril<\/p>\n South Coast<\/p>\n Kingston<\/p>\n (Those without dates have already reopened)<\/p>\n Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino July 10<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Go here to see the original: <\/p>\n The Caribbean is Re-Opening and Welcoming Visitors - South Florida Caribbean News<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" SOUTH FLORIDA With more than three months after tourism ground to a standstill due to COVID-19, the Caribbean is opening and beginning to welcome visitors again. As of July 17th, here is a list of hotels and attractions in the Caribbean that are re-opening courtesy of the Caribbean Tourism Organization: Oct. Continue reading