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Travel The Airlines, Accommodations Resuming Operations in Jamaica

20:46  24 july  2020
20:46  24 july  2020 Source:   travelpulse.com

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It's been more than one month since Jamaica reopened to international tourism with heightened health and safety protocols in place across the island and as the country's recovery moves along, more airlines and accommodations are resuming operations and welcoming guests back safely.

Jamaica offers many of these, a few of which are the finest in the Caribbean. An entirely different type of accommodation is the guesthouse, where most Jamaicans themselves stay when they Other services include yacht charters, cruises, airline ticketing, car rentals, and hotel reservations.

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It's been more than one month since Jamaica reopened to international tourism with heightened health and safety protocols in place across the island and as the country's recovery moves along, more airlines and accommodations are resuming operations and welcoming guests back safely.

On Friday, the Jamaica Tourist Board published an updated list of the flight service and accommodations available to visitors this summer.

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Below you'll find a roundup of the latest flight schedules from major carriers along with a list of properties that have received their COVID-19 compliant certificate.

AIRLIFT

American Airlines

—Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) to Sangster International Airport (MBJ) – twice daily service

—Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) to Sangster International Airport (MBJ) – daily service ending August 18th

—Miami International Airport (MIA) to Norman Manley International Airport (KIN) – daily service currently; twice daily starting August 5th

—Miami International Airport (MIA) to Sangster International Airport (MBJ) – twice daily service

Caribbean Airlines

—John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) to Norman Manley International Airport (KIN) – daily service

Delta Air Lines

—Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) to Norman Manley International Airport (KIN) – four times weekly service

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—Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) to Sangster International Airport (MBJ) – twice daily service JetBlue

—Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) to Sangster International Airport (MBJ) – weekly service on Saturdays

—Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport (FLL) to Norman Manley International Airport (KIN) – three times weekly service

—Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport (FLL) to Sangster International Airport (MBJ) – twice daily service

—John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) to Norman Manley International Airport (KIN) –daily service

—John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) to Sangster International Airport (MBJ) – twice daily service

—Orlando International Airport (MCO) to Sangster International Airport (MBJ) – six times weekly service in July and daily service starting in August

Southwest Airlines

—Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) to Sangster International Airport (MBJ) – daily service

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—Orlando International Airport (MCO) to Sangster International Airport (MBJ) – daily service

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Spirit Airlines

—Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport (FLL) to Norman Manley International Airport (KIN) – three times weekly service

—Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport (FLL) to Sangster International Airport (MBJ) – daily service

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United Airlines

—George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) to Sangster International Airport (MBJ) – daily service

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—Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) to Sangster International Airport (MBJ) – daily service

ACCOMMODATIONS

Montego Bay

—Rose Hall Villas at Half Moon

—Sandals Montego Bay

—S Hotel

—RIU Reggae

—Deja Resort

Ocho Rios

—Couples Tower Isle

—Moon Palace Jamaica

—RIU Ocho Rios

—Jamaica Inn

Negril

—Tensing Pen

—The Spa Retreat

—Beaches Negril

—White Sands Negril

—Couples Swept Away

"We are thrilled to safely welcome visitors again to experience what makes Jamaica so special," Jamaica’s Director of Tourism Donovan White said in a statement accompanying Friday's announcement. "Our partners have worked tirelessly to enable travelers to visit our shores in the safest and most responsible manner, ensuring the protection of all that visit. We are confident that while we all manage this new normal, Jamaica will continue delivering authentic, one-of-a-kind experiences the world has come to expect when they are here."


Gallery: The Flight Routes Returning to Service in July (TravelPulse)

  • Slide 1 of 8: As COVID-19 travel restrictions begin to lift and air travel demand soars, major U.S. airlines are building up their July schedules, resuming some routes and increasing frequency on their most popular flights. Here we breakdown what travelers can expect from each of the major carriers heading into the peak summer travel season.
    1/8 SLIDES © Jag_cz/iStock/Getty Images

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    As COVID-19 travel restrictions begin to lift and air travel demand soars, major U.S. airlines are building up their July schedules, resuming some routes and increasing frequency on their most popular flights. Here we breakdown what travelers can expect from each of the major carriers heading into the peak summer travel season.

  • Slide 2 of 8: After experiencing an increase in demand in May, American Airlines plans to fly 55 percent of its domestic schedule and nearly 20 percent of its international schedule in July 2020 compared to the same period last year. This summer, the carrier will increase the frequency of flying from hubs such as Dallas and Charlotte to in-demand destinations, including major cities in Florida, Gulf Coast cities as well as mountain destinations. Other cities with increased service from American will include Asheville, Savannah and Charleston. The airline also announced that it will offer more seats to Florida than any other airline in July and target mountain destinations in Montana, Colorado, Utah and Wyoming as national parks reopen.
    2/8 SLIDES © Michael Valdez/iStock Unreleased

    American Airlines

    After experiencing an increase in demand in May, American Airlines plans to fly 55 percent of its domestic schedule and nearly 20 percent of its international schedule in July 2020 compared to the same period last year. This summer, the carrier will increase the frequency of flying from hubs such as Dallas and Charlotte to in-demand destinations, including major cities in Florida, Gulf Coast cities as well as mountain destinations. Other cities with increased service from American will include Asheville, Savannah and Charleston. The airline also announced that it will offer more seats to Florida than any other airline in July and target mountain destinations in Montana, Colorado, Utah and Wyoming as national parks reopen.

  • Slide 3 of 8: Delta will add nearly 1,000 flights systemwide in July. However, the airline's schedule will still be approximately 70 percent smaller than the same time last year, including reductions of about 65 percent for U.S. domestic travel and nearly 75 percent for international. Domestically, Delta plans to add capacity to popular leisure markets like Florida and throughout the West Coast while flight additions in the Caribbean and Latin America will be focused on popular vacation destinations such as Cancun, Los Cabos, Montego Bay, Nassau, St. Thomas and Punta Cana.
    3/8 SLIDES © filo/iStock Unreleased

    Delta Air Lines

    Delta will add nearly 1,000 flights systemwide in July. However, the airline's schedule will still be approximately 70 percent smaller than the same time last year, including reductions of about 65 percent for U.S. domestic travel and nearly 75 percent for international. Domestically, Delta plans to add capacity to popular leisure markets like Florida and throughout the West Coast while flight additions in the Caribbean and Latin America will be focused on popular vacation destinations such as Cancun, Los Cabos, Montego Bay, Nassau, St. Thomas and Punta Cana.

  • Slide 4 of 8: Ultra-low-cost carrier Frontier Airlines recently unveiled plans to launch 18 new nonstop routes this summer, a majority of which start in July. Notable routes include Boston-Tampa (July 2), Dallas-Miami (July 2), Los Angeles-Orlando (July 2), Newark-Myrtle Beach (July 2) and Philadelphia-Palm Beach (July 3), among others.
    4/8 SLIDES © Frontier Airlines

    Frontier Airlines

    Ultra-low-cost carrier Frontier Airlines recently unveiled plans to launch 18 new nonstop routes this summer, a majority of which start in July. Notable routes include Boston-Tampa (July 2), Dallas-Miami (July 2), Los Angeles-Orlando (July 2), Newark-Myrtle Beach (July 2) and Philadelphia-Palm Beach (July 3), among others.

  • Slide 5 of 8: JetBlue will expand its network with a series of new routes beginning July 23, including Mint service between Newark and Los Angeles (up to three-time daily) and San Francisco (up to two times daily). The carrier will also launch new service between Newark and Charleston (up to once daily) and Jacksonville (up to once daily) as well as service between New York City (JFK) and Dallas (up to twice daily) and Detroit (up to twice daily).
    5/8 SLIDES © Boarding1Now/iStock Editorial/Getty Images Plus

    Southwest Airlines

    Although Southwest Airlines continues to monitor conditions in 14 international destinations on its network map, the low-cost carrier is planning to resume service to Mexico and the Caribbean via Cancun, San Jose del Cabo/Los Cabos, Havana, Montego Bay and Nassau in July. Southwest has extended its published flight schedule through January 4, 2021.

  • Slide 6 of 8: Although Southwest Airlines continues to monitor conditions in 14 international destinations on its network map, the low-cost carrier is planning to resume service to Mexico and the Caribbean via Cancun, San Jose del Cabo/Los Cabos, Havana, Montego Bay and Nassau in July. Southwest has extended its published flight schedule through January 4, 2021.
    6/8 SLIDES © Boarding1Now/iStock Editorial/Getty Images Plus

    Spirit Airlines

    Spirit Airlines will resume several nonstop routes out of Baltimore this July, including to places like Austin, Nashville, Denver, Detroit, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New Orleans and San Juan, Puerto Rico. The airline is also restarting a handful of routes from major cities such as Boston and Minneapolis-St. Paul, among others this summer.

  • Slide 7 of 8: Spirit Airlines will resume several nonstop routes out of Baltimore this July, including to places like Austin, Nashville, Denver, Detroit, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New Orleans and San Juan, Puerto Rico. The airline is also restarting a handful of routes from major cities such as Boston and Minneapolis-St. Paul, among others this summer.
    7/8 SLIDES © gk-6mt / iStock Editorial / Getty Images Plus

    United Airlines

    In addition to reinstating flights at more than 150 of its U.S and Canadian destinations this summer, United Airlines will increase the number of international routes it offers in July by adding more trans-Atlantic service from hub locations in Washington, D.C. and San Francisco to cities all across Europe, including Amsterdam, London and Paris. Meanwhile, domestic schedule highlights include revamped flight schedules to key business destinations like New York, Boston, Seattle and Philadelphia; more options to leisure hotspots such as Florida, Las Vegas, Charleston and Portland, Maine; added flights to national parks and outdoor leisure markets like Aspen and Jackson Hole and the resumption of U.S.-Canada transborder services to places such as Toronto, Montreal, Calgary and Vancouver.

  • Slide 8 of 8: In addition to reinstating flights at more than 150 of its U.S and Canadian destinations this summer, United Airlines will increase the number of international routes it offers in July by adding more trans-Atlantic service from hub locations in Washington, D.C. and San Francisco to cities all across Europe, including Amsterdam, London and Paris. Meanwhile, domestic schedule highlights include revamped flight schedules to key business destinations like New York, Boston, Seattle and Philadelphia; more options to leisure hotspots such as Florida, Las Vegas, Charleston and Portland, Maine; added flights to national parks and outdoor leisure markets like Aspen and Jackson Hole and the resumption of U.S.-Canada transborder services to places such as Toronto, Montreal, Calgary and Vancouver.
    8/8 SLIDES © United Airlines

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