Although one doesn't need a passport to travel to Puerto Rico, we just cancelled our trip there since they are requiring a negative Covid test within 72 hours of arrival --- this is their way of preventing continental US travelers from visiting since everyone knows results are not provided until 5-7 days and sometimes even longer.  As such, one would need to go to Gov quarantine until the results are provided.  If the results are positive, you need to Gov quarantine for 14 more days and pay for your stay and medical expenses.   Aruba is making travels do the same AND buy insurance which is $99 per person for those staying 6 days or less and $165/per person for those staying a week

We looked into everything, including Cabo San Lucas but they are closing once again to to US travelers visiting when they reopened in mid-June.  We're pretty much screwing up every place we go.

Most people on this board probably don't even need a passport (I mean, why leave Merica) so this thread probably doesn't impact most.

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