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Could you? Would you? Should you?Marriott has become the second hotel chain this week (following Hyatt) to announce free on-site Coronavirus testing to arriving guests at resorts in Mexico and the Caribbean. So, could you? Yes.
But would you? Does this "perk" make you more willing to stay with these brands, or even visit Mexico or the Caribbean in general?
And finally, should you? While Mexico has had troubles with infection rates across the nation, many Caribbean islands have managed COVID far better. Of course, it's easier to do when you have a natural barrier formed by hundreds of miles of open ocean. So if we were going to visit a hotel with free Coronavirus tests for guests, that's where we would head.
How about you?
Marriott Bonvoy - What to Expect - On-site testing
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What to expect during your next visit to the with Marriott Bonvoy Hotels & Resorts.
Always wanted to visit Alaska? Our logic says this might be the summer to do it. The 2021 Alaska Cruise season has been shut down by Coronavirus, meaning fewer fellow visitors. Businesses there could probably use your help, too. What's your take? Would you visit Alaska now?Alaska Opens Up: Visiting No Longer Requires a Negative Covid-19 Test | Frommer's
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With the expiration of its coronavirus state of emergency, Alaska has dropped its mandatory Covid-19 testing requirement for visitors. | Frommer's
🥶 Well, on the up side, probably don't have to worry about a sun burn today. 🤣 Although, seeing the cheery sun this morning was nice, even if it will only be a break between snow storms. ❄❄❄ #snowpocalypse2021 😂TravelLatte Love!
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