When considering a trip to the Caribbean, it can be a challenge to research travel restrictions, border closures, quarantine policies, and other travel advisories due to Coronavirus (COVID-19).  Updated daily:
Travel advisories for North Americans planning to travel abroad

US State Department Level Four travel advisory ? March 19 (?Do not travel abroad? alert)
Canadian Government ? Avoid all travel outside of Canada
CDC travel alert from March 20 (global travel advisory for older people)
Wikipedia?s Travel Restrictions Related to the Coronavirus

So, where can you vacation now"
At the present time, most destinations where WIMCO operates have restricted inbound travel, or even closed their borders in an effort to contain the coronavirus. Several islands in the Caribbean have an end date of April 15 for their travel restrictions. However the situation on each island is fluid, and it is likely that these dates will be pushed back in some cases. Contact your WIMCO villa specialist at [email protected] for the most up to date information, or to be placed on a destination travel alert list.
Puerto Rico travel restrictions ?
San Juan airport is open and accepting flights from North American cities. Connecting flights to the Virgin Islands and St Barts are on hold.
The Governor declared a state of emergency, airport health screening is in place for all arrivals in San Juan, and instructions that all passengers leaving the airport must undergo a 14-day self-quarantine, so stayin...