*Local officials encourage travelers
entering California to quarantine for 10 days upon
arrival. Visit www.cdph.ca.gov
for more information.
*City of San
Francisco officials have imposed a government mandate
that all individuals taking part in certain
activities within the city will have additional
COVID-19 restrictions. Indoor dining, gyms, and
entertainment spaces will require proof of full
COVID-19 vaccination to access the establishment
beginning Aug. 20, 2021. For more information about
these guidelines issued by officials in San
Francisco, or the area's COVID-19 health and safety
measures, please visit https://sf.gov/information/vaccine-required.
*Inter-island travelers do not need to
quarantine nor provide proof of negative molecular
COVID-19 test. If you are traveling from another
state, quarantine is not required if vaccinated. All
other travelers should follow the guidelines provided
in the Safe
Travels Program. *Due to the shortage of car
rentals and rideshare transportation, travelers to
Hawaii are strongly urged to secure a rental car at
the time of booking. For assistance, please contact
your WorldMark Travel Agency at 800-953-5511. *Beginning
Sept. 13, 2021, all customers wishing to enter
restaurants, bars, gyms, entertainment venues, and
other O'ahu establishments will need to show proof of
full COVID - 19 vaccination or a negative COVID test
taken within 48 hours. For more information about
these guidelines issued by officials in O'ahu, or the
area's COVID-19 health and safety measures, please
visit https://www.oneoahu.org/safe-access-oahu/#patrons.
*Travel restrictions to Rhode Island
have been lifted. Local officials encourage travelers
entering Rhode Island to get tested 5-10 days after
arrival, but it is not a requirment. For further
information, please visit https://covid.ri.gov/covid-19-prevention/travel-tofrom-ri
*Effective Aug. 9, upon entry to Canada
or re-entry from Canada to the U.S. via air travel,
Canadian and U.S. officials require travelers to
provide proof of both COVID-19 vaccination and a
negative COVID-19 test taken up to 72 hours prior to
travel. Please visit the BC Centre for Disease Control, Alberta Health Services, or Vancouver
Coastal Health for more information and testing
locations in Canada. Land and sea borders remain
closed through September 21, 2021. Note: COVID-19
testing options in Canada are limited and may require
travel to another city to obtain.
