It is 7 days of quarantine for returning Dominicans/residents via repatriation.
Respectfully,
Playacaribe2
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Airlines schedule many flights as of June and July
It is 7 days of quarantine for returning Dominicans/residents via repatriation.
Respectfully,
Playacaribe2
How are they doing this 7 day quarantine? is it at home self-quarantine or are they holding travelers somewhere before and then release?
They are quarantining travelers at specific locations controlled by them (Aduana). My wife's friend was 7 days at the Club de Aduana in Santo Domingo Este. Medical checks were given each day until release.
There are no self-quarantines.
Respectfully,
Playacaribe2
Oh someone is desperate for money, couple of months without work they're already planning to how to do stuff after corona.
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SANTO DOMINGO-De las diez principales líneas aéreas que controlan el transporte de pasajeros desde y hacia República Dominicana, cuatro unen al país con Estados Unidos, una con Latinoamérica, una con Canadá y otra con España. Entre 2016 y 2019, JetBlue, American, Delta, United, Copa, Air...
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SANTO DOMINGO-De las diez principales líneas aéreas que controlan el transporte de pasajeros desde y hacia República Dominicana, cuatro unen al país con Estados Unidos, una con Latinoamérica, una con Canadá y otra con España. Entre 2016 y 2019, JetBlue, American, Delta, United, Copa, Air...
Good news! Much better than that August BS.
Until the DR government states when the borders are open, those flights in June and July are what is BS.
The airlines are in rough shape. They are taking bookings and cancelling flights as the dates approach. It is unwise to book anything until
that date of reopening the DR is known.
Nan! You are already in Boca Chica!! And the majority of us now can only day dream and painfully suffer.
Boca Chica is the true Heart and Soul of this country. You are our best man there now.
Totally agree. I'm anxious to see my mom and sister in the USA but won't book anything now.
Who's paying for what on these quarantines? Who's paying for the lodging? And how are the quarantinees being fed?
Copied and pasted from the "International Travel" thread line of evening last...….
Here is an interesting twist.....
Will international travel resume this year? Treasury Secretary Mnuchin says it's 'too hard to tell'.....
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin encouraged Americans to focus on domestic travel this year as the international travel outlook for the rest of 2020 remains uncertain amid the coronavirus pandemic.
In response to a question from Maria Bartiromo on Fox Business Network Monday about whether international travel will be opened up this year, he responded, “Too hard to tell at this point."
The Treasury secretary clarified that there may be room for limited international travel: “Obviously, for businesspeople that do need to travel, there will be travel on a limited basis."
Travelers interested in going abroad don't have many options, given a slew of international travel restrictions, government travel warnings and limited international flights. In late March, the U.S. State Department issued its highest alert level for international travel, telling Americans to avoid all international travel, an advisory that remains in place.
The Treasury secretary hailed domestic travel as a better option, though many states have traveler restrictions in place.
“The president’s also looking about ways to stimulate travel. We want people to travel safely, to be able to visit places safely," Mnuchin said. "So as the economy opens up, I think you’ll see demand coming back. Our priority is opening the domestic economy."
U.S. airlines hope that's the case, but executives said they see little, if any, signs of near-term travel demand. United Airlines President Scott Kirby said Friday that travel demand is essentially "zero'' and cautioned that could be the scenario into 2021.
He and Gary Kelly, CEO of Southwest Airlines, said there is little impetus for most people to travel, even within the USA, until there are things to do when they get to their destinations, from eating at restaurants to visiting tourist attractions such as Disney World and Disneyland.
Mnuchin remains optimistic.
“This is a great time for people to explore America. A lot of people haven’t seen many parts of America,'' Mnuchin said. "I wish I could get back on the road soon.”
Will international travel resume this year? Treasury Secretary Mnuchin says it's 'too hard to tell'
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said domestic trips are probably the better option for Americans this year.
www.usatoday.com
Here is an interesting twist.....
Will international travel resume this year? Treasury Secretary Mnuchin says it's 'too hard to tell'.....
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin encouraged Americans to focus on domestic travel this year as the international travel outlook for the rest of 2020 remains uncertain amid the coronavirus pandemic.
In response to a question from Maria Bartiromo on Fox Business Network Monday about whether international travel will be opened up this year, he responded, “Too hard to tell at this point."
The Treasury secretary clarified that there may be room for limited international travel: “Obviously, for businesspeople that do need to travel, there will be travel on a limited basis."
Travelers interested in going abroad don't have many options, given a slew of international travel restrictions, government travel warnings and limited international flights. In late March, the U.S. State Department issued its highest alert level for international travel, telling Americans to avoid all international travel, an advisory that remains in place.
The Treasury secretary hailed domestic travel as a better option, though many states have traveler restrictions in place.
“The president’s also looking about ways to stimulate travel. We want people to travel safely, to be able to visit places safely," Mnuchin said. "So as the economy opens up, I think you’ll see demand coming back. Our priority is opening the domestic economy."
U.S. airlines hope that's the case, but executives said they see little, if any, signs of near-term travel demand. United Airlines President Scott Kirby said Friday that travel demand is essentially "zero'' and cautioned that could be the scenario into 2021.
He and Gary Kelly, CEO of Southwest Airlines, said there is little impetus for most people to travel, even within the USA, until there are things to do when they get to their destinations, from eating at restaurants to visiting tourist attractions such as Disney World and Disneyland.
Mnuchin remains optimistic.
“This is a great time for people to explore America. A lot of people haven’t seen many parts of America,'' Mnuchin said. "I wish I could get back on the road soon.”
Will international travel resume this year? Treasury Secretary Mnuchin says it's 'too hard to tell'
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said domestic trips are probably the better option for Americans this year.
www.usatoday.com
I can't imagine any quarantines being in place after whatever date the planes are allowed to fly. Next to nobody is going to travel anythere where there are closed hotels and a mandatory quarantine.
The Dominican government "picked up the tab" for the passenger quarantines. They were likely required to as a condition of the COVID-19 bailout money they accepted/received from the US $2 million/IMF$650 million/World Bank $150 million.
So they gladly picked up the tab
.........and notice that the quarantine was in a government owned property.Respectfully,
Playacaribe2