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(UPDATED August 28 at 6:00am ET)
My hope is that this coronavirus resource page for travelers will help you make more informed decisions regarding your travel plans, help you get your money back, and/or help you find the latest travel and coronavirus news:

U.S. GOVERNMENT

INTERNATIONAL
Which countries are open and which are closed?

DOMESTIC
Here’s where.The Latest Quarantine Rules For Each State

AIRLINE POLICIES
Air Canada | Alaska | American Airlines | Delta | Frontier | JetBlue | Southwest | Spirit | United | WestJetEvery airline’s website and phone number
Fortunately, most airlines are now offering waivers for tickets purchased on or before March 2. However, if your airline is not offering a waiver and they didn’t cancel your flight and you don’t want to go then I’d would wait until a couple days before to see if the flight canceled and then call to get your money back or a travel voucher.

JOHNNYJET.COM STORIES

HOW AIRLINES ARE KEEPING PLANES CLEAN
Air CanadaAlaskaAllegiantAmericanDelta | FrontierJetBlue | SouthwestSpiritUnited

HOTEL/LODGING POLICIES/NEWS
Accor | Hilton | Hyatt | IHG | Marriott | Radisson | Wyndham | Airbnb

CRUISE LINE POLICIES
Carnival Cruise Line | Celebrity Cruises | Disney Cruise Line | MSC Cruises | Norwegian Cruise Line | Royal Caribbean


CRUISE NEWS

TRAIN & BUS POLICIES
Amtrak | Greyhound

DONATE

GOOD TO KNOW

WHO TO FOLLOW ON TWITTER
World Health Organization (WHO) | CDC Travel | Surgeon General | Dr. Sanjay Gupta | VP Pence | For all coronavirus content on Twitter

NEWS AGENCIES
ABC | CNN | FOX | NBC | NPR | USA Today | New York Times | Washington Post | WSJ

WEBSITES TO FOLLOW

APPS TO DOWNLOAD
CDC TravWell  Quarantine TogetherHow We Feel App

MEDITATION APPS
Calm | Stop Breathe & Think

CORONAVIRUS PODCASTS
Dr. Sanjay Gupta’s Coronavirus: Fact vs Fiction – Podcast  | Johns Hopkins | Anthony Davis

TRAVEL BLOGGERS WHO HAVE TESTED POSITIVE
Angela Sun | Nomadic Matt | Rachel Roams | Trusted Travel Girl

TRAVEL VIRTUALLY

FOR KIDS

United Airlines for Kids |  Now through April 30, call 1-877-7-MICKEY (1-877-764-2539) to hear one of five special messages from Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck or Goofy.

GAMES TO PLAY

House partyScrabble | Scrabble Dictionary | Two letter Scrabble words

BOOKS TO READ
Amazon.com | This App Lets You Get Thousands of E-books and Audio Books For Free


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7 Comments On "Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resource Page for Travelers"
  1. Catherine Adde CTC|

    Thank, Johnny, I always appreciate your informative posts. I would add the additional cruise lines in the luxury sector, and/or expedition lines as well. Oceania, SilverSea, Regent, Seabourn for example. Also, for the South Pacific, a link for French Polynesia which is requiring a medical certificate to travel no older than 5 days from One’s Doctor, before being allowed to board a flight to Papeete.

  2. Carolyn Yapchanyk|

    I have shared this article on Facebook. Thank you so much for putting this all together it’s very handy and thorough.

  3. Art Fluter|

    Johnny
    Thanks for creating the COVID-19 info page. I just forwarded you email out to family, friends, and some of the workers at the California State Railroad Museum. (in Sacramento California). FYI, the museum has added more hand sanitizer stands throughout the 3 floor museum. We do a handcar program for 4th graders studying California history, and now wipe down the equipment before every class.
    Stay safe.

  4. Catherine A Wadley|

    Thanks for this resource. However some of this information is very outdated adn incorrect. You should remove it as it may mislead people.

    1. Johnny Jet|

      Thanks. Will update it now

  5. Johnny Klaster|

    Johnny Jet- With Covid-19 air travel is out for me. What are your thoughts on train travel on Amtrak in a sleeper car roomette or even a bedroom? My wife and I want to get out but want to be safe. Your thoughts?

    1. Johnny Jet|

      Hi Johnny (nice name!)

      It’s a difficult call. Planes have HEPA filters so it’s probably safer as I’m not sure if trains do. Also on a plane it’s a much shorter exposure. We can do some research and do a post on it.

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