COVID-19 case numbers in the U.S. continue climbing to unprecedented levels as Thanksgiving and the winter holidays grow nearer, but you can bet it won’t stop plenty of Americans from leaving home to celebrate with friends and family out of state.
If you’ll be among them, it’s important to research what sort of restrictions and requirements for out-of-state travelers you can expect to encounter, especially as they can vary vastly. In many places, it depends upon where you’re coming from, as well as where you’re going, as states seek to prevent possible new cases coming in from areas of the country experiencing high infection levels.
Some states will allow you to enter freely if you can present negative results from a recent COVID-19 test, while others mandate 14-day quarantines for interstate arrivals. Ahead, we’ve compiled details of the entry requirements being enforced in those states that currently have them.
A Delta Air Lines flight from Seattle to Anchorage on July 11 diverted to Vancouver…
Sun Country Airlines is feeling the effects of the pilot crisis, removing approximately 348 flights…
United Airlines is preparing for a passenger boycott of President Donald J. Trump International Airport.…
With backyard entertaining, holiday festivities, and family gatherings in full swing.
San Francisco International Airport (SFO) is planning to introduce a VIP terminal for affluent travelers.…
Delta Air Lines said Friday that airfares are likely to remain elevated despite falling jet…