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Monthly, a drop in Covid-19 business in the world gave many people hope that they could finally take the trips they had been refused because of the pandemic. But the propagation of the Delta variant has sent soar cases in some areas, thus putting travel plans for many doubts, because some restrictions are restarted and that security becomes debatable. The last change comes as the American centers for the control of the disease and prevention (CDC) has advisedTravel to Puerto Rico and Guam, warning that visitors should avoid popular destinations for now.

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In the last update of the Agency posted on August 30, the two American territories werehigh at higher risk alert level "Level 4: Covid-19 very high." The same update also saw Switzerland, the Saint Lucia, Azerbaijan, Estonia and Northern Macedonia have also progressed to the highest level of travel risks, which the United States Department. Also raised their "level 4: do not travel" Designation.

The new proposes that Puerto Rico officials have added new public health measures to help curb the spread of the Delta variant on the island. During a press conference on August 30, Gov.Pedro Pierluisi announced that a prohibition ofSale and alcohol consumption In public between 12 hours and 5 years, would come into effect on September 2nd. The curfew prohibits public gatherings such as birthday parties, weddings or concerts in the same hours. And while the interior mask mandates are already in place through Puerto Rico, facials will also be needed for groups of 50 or more in outdoor meetings.

"We lost a lot, and we do not want to continue to lose more lives at this terrible virus,"Carlos Mellado, Puerto Rico Health Secretary, said in a press release, according to the Business Initiate. "We want our people well and healthy. We all want to have the freedoms before, but we always have a way to go."

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The CDC indicates that all trips in all countries listed as "level 4" must be avoided or possibly possible. The Agency determines the level of risk based on recently reported cases, with the higher level designated as a place where more than 500 cases per 100,000 inhabitants have been recorded in the last 28 days.

The agency exhorts that anyone absolutely travel to destinationsshould be fully vaccinated before doing it. In their basic guidance, the CDC still recommends that any WHO that has to travel internationally to get their shots before leaving American restrictions, which also require all travelers to provide aCOVID-19 negative test within 72 hours of their return flight, regardless of vaccination status.

"Fully vaccinated travelers are less likely to get and spread Covid-19", the United States on their website. "However, international travel pose additional risks, and even entirely vaccinated travelers may have an increased risk of obtaining and possibly disseminating certain variants of CIVID-19."

The CDC describes that all non-vaccinated people traveling outside the United States should be tested for Covid-19 three days before leaving, wearing a facial mask, practicing social distance and wash their hands regularly abroad . Return travelers should also be tested for the three- to five-day virus after their return and self-quarantine for seven days. Of course, the Agency warns that non-vaccinated persons exposed to the virus, positive testing or show that symptoms should avoid travel.

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