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Carnival Cruise Update! Canceled Cruises As the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve, we regret to inform our guests that Carnival Cruise Line is having to cancel the following sailings: Carnival Splendor sailings through and including January 7, 2021... Carnival Spirit sailings through and including May 16, 2021 Mardi Gras sailings November 14, 2020 through and including January 30, 2021 Carnival Breeze from Ft. Lauderdale sailings November 7, 2020 through and including March 7, 2021 Carnival Imagination and Carnival Inspiration sailings through and including April 19, 2021 Carnival Fascination sailings through and including January 9, 2022 Carnival Sensation sailings March 3, 2022 and March 7, 2022 Carnival Sunrise: Sailings through and including October 19, 2020 Miami 7 and 8 day sailings from October 9, 2021 through and including April 30, 2022, excluding the March 5, 2022 sailing Miami 5 day sailing January 3, 2022 Carnival Radiance: Sailings through and including November 1, 2020 9, 12 and 14 day sailings from May 2, 2021 through and including April 29, 2022 5 day sailings December 23, 2021 and December 28, 2021 Carnival Paradise sailings through and including February 22, 2021 Carnival Magic: Ft. Lauderdale and Miami sailings through and including March 6, 2021 Transatlantic & Barcelona sailings April 10, 2021 through and including May 3, 2021 Carnival Valor sailings through and including April 24, 2021 Carnival Conquest, Carnival Horizon, Carnival Sunrise, Carnival Breeze, Carnival Elation, and Carnival Liberty Miami and Port Canaveral sailings through and including October 31, 2020. Sailings between November 1 and December 31, 2020 from Miami and Port Canaveral have not been canceled. However, guests booked on these sailings may elect to cancel their booking any time prior to departure using this form and will receive the same offers below. All Other Ships sailings through and including December 31, 2020 We truly value our guests and appreciate your patience and understanding. To that end, we want to provide flexibility as you think about your future plans. Below are two options for Guests whose cruise has been canceled to consider, including a bonus value offer. We look forward to welcoming you on board, when the time is right for you. If you are booked on one of these sailings, please make your selection here there is no need to call. Regardless of the option you select, your taxes, fees and port expenses, Carnival Vacation Protection, pre-paid gratuities, pre-purchased Carnival shore excursions, beverage and Wi-Fi packages, and Fun Shop purchases will be automatically refunded to the original form of payment. If you purchased your own flights for getting to your cruise, we encourage you to contact your airline or travel agent about your options as the airlines are being flexible with change fees. *Please refer to the communication you received from Carnival for the complete terms and conditions.

Ok,my first time flying since March/ COVID19. Not a bad experience. We flew SW. They are leaving seats in the middle open as they stated. The flight was pretty full, airport was a little busy. It took us about 45 mins to get through security. I stayed in my seat until almost all other passengers had exited. ... The cleaning crew hurried in with a solution and a rag wiping down as the last few customers exited. But if you know me..I was equipped with table coverings self adhesive, disposable seat covers,my lysol and wipes! Not a bad experience....stay tune for my return flight....#TRAVELAGENTINMY HAPPYSPACEAGAIN

Rona have you out here looking like you are about to go jacked somebody! Please go away so we can breathe freely!!

Royal Caribbean revamps muster drills to minimize crowding As of Jul 24, 2020.....This is GREAT! I so dislike the safety drills, but they are a MUST do! Another step to a safer cruising. I’m sure all other cruise lines will follow With Muster 2.0, passengers can use their mobile devices to access safety information, which they will have to review prior to setting sail....Continue reading

Dear Jamaica Travelers, Please allow me to share the latest updates received form the Jamaica Tourist Board this evening. We are all in this together as we chart a course though these pioneering times of the global pandemic. As such, note the now stipulated requirement to obtain a COVID-19 PCR test no more than 10 days prior to the intended date of arrival to Jamaica. This requirement will become mandatory for persons arriving in Jamaica on or after July 10th.... Note as well that all persons applying to enter Jamaica on or after July 7th from designated high risk locations will be required to upload to the Travel Authorization form, a PCR test certificate as a part of the application process. Please read the attached document in its entirety and feel free to share with your team. Note there are 4 major categories of travellers outlined in the document. Pay close attention to the category that is applicable. Keep in mind that the operations pertaining to travel during the Global Pandemic remains fluid. The Jamaica Tourist Board will share relevant updates to all Jamaica Travel Specialists as they are received from the Government of Jamaica.

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The TSA has a NEW RULES for snacks in carry-ons. Here’s why. FOOD + DRINK LATE MAY, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) released new guidelines for passengers that reduced the amount of contact agents have with people and their belongings.... Agents won’t touch boarding passes anymore, for example, and small personal items have to be put in carry-on bags instead of bins now. Also, for the foreseeable future, the TSA wants passengers to treat all food and snacks the same way as liquids. The updated procedures require everyone to put carry-on food into a clear plastic bag and put it in a bin before screening. A TSA press release states that food can often trigger an alarm during the screening process, which would lead to a TSA officer having to pull the bag and inspect the food. These types of interactions are, to say the least, not an ideal fit with the social distancing recommendations in the era of COVID-19. The TSA made these types of food requests in 2018 as well, though there was a varying level of enforcement at airports across the country because it was more of a recommendation. At the time, TSA spokesperson Mike England told the Washington Post that food can look like explosives in the scanners, hence the manual search requirement. It is the container or wrapper, not the food, Jeff Hall, a senior consultant at the information security and privacy company Wesbey Associates, says via email. I have been stopped a number of times in the precheck line due to the aluminum coated wrappers on my ThinkThin protein bars. Since the x-ray machine cannot see through the metallic wrapper, it looks like contraband or, worse, explosives. The TSA uses computed tomography (CT) to scan bags at most major airports. The machines operate similar to medical CT scanners, by creating a 3D image of objects inside a case. The image shows the mass and density of objects in the bag. Major deployment of CT scanners only started in 2018, though, so some airports still rely on machines that use 2D images that require more manual searches when an unidentified object, food or otherwise, passes through. Any food that is wrapped in a foil wrapper or bag creates a potential issue because x-rays cannot penetrate the wrapper/bag, Hall writes. This can include potato chips and other snack foods as well as some candy bars and, of course, my protein bars. If you put anything wrapped in aluminum foil or an aluminized baggie, that can also trigger a manual review of your luggage. So for the time being, try to squeeze all your snacks into a clear plastic bag before heading to the airport. Just make sure those snacks are on the approved food list. ************** Also, Vending machines at the Las Vegas airport are dispensing masks and hand sanitizer!

TODAY JAMAICA OPEN.....with strict guidelines!!! Dear Jamaica Travelers, Ready. Set. Let’s Go! I hope you are as excited as I am that today Monday June 15, Jamaica will reopen it’s borders to international travelers. The past few months have been hard on all of us and we must now find ways of living with COVID-19 which will allow us to remain safe and responsible. Jamaica is ready! Our phased reopening plan, Ready. Set. Let’s Go!, will kick into gear immediately. In Phase 1..., which runs from June 15 30, all travelers should be aware of changes in the entry requirements. ****All persons intending to travel to Jamaica will now be required to secure a Travel Authorization online at www.visitjamaica.com. Additionally, as part of our risk management measures, and to ensure that our residents and visitors stay safe, Jamaica will require all high risk passengers, upon arrival, to submit to a mandatory PCR/swab-test. All persons arriving from countries where there is high community transmission will be tested. In short, the new procedure for travelers arriving in Jamaica is as follows: Pre-Departure Secure approval online for the Travel Authorization. This is to be completed at www.visitjamaica.com/travelauthorization and is to be done within 72 hours of checking in. This is a requirement for checking in for your flight. Passengers are encouraged to purchase appropriate travel insurance for their journey. Wear face masks and practice physical distancing throughout the journey. In Flight Follow the protocols established by the airline for a comfortable flight to Jamaica. Practice physical distancing and good hand hygiene to the extent possible.