Sandals is offering complimentary COVID-19 testing to all guests prior to their departure

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Sandals Resorts International has announced it is offering complimentary COVID-19 testing beginning January 26th to all registered guests across its Sandals and Beaches Resorts on-resort prior to their departure.

This announcement comes on the heels of the new Centers for Disease Control (CDC) policy requiring international travelers to present a negative COVID-19 test prior to their return to the United States.

Tests will be conducted by certified medical professionals with guests’ convenience top of mind with appointments being offered with minimal distraction to the overall vacation experience. Tests will be done at least 72 hours before guests’ departure, and test results will be available within 24 hours.

For nearly 40 years, Sandals has continuously implemented and strengthened health and safety protocols to ensure guests are able to travel with confidence and enjoy their Caribbean vacation worry-free.

This new on-resort testing is an expansion of the Sandals Platinum Protocols of Cleanliness, which already builds on Sandals existing industry-leading practices to guarantee cleanliness standards and heightened health and safety measures that address changing consumer expectations amidst COVID-19.

“Through the expansion of our Platinum Protocols of Cleanliness, we are continuing to ensure our guests’ health and safety are our number one priority. We are dedicated to providing peace of mind for all our guests as we follow the latest developments in real-time, to safeguard their experience, so that they can always travel to our resorts with confidence,” stated Adam Stewart, Executive Chairman of Sandals Resorts International.

In the unfortunate event that a guest should test positive for COVID-19 prior to departure, all resorts are equipped with medical stations staffed daily with a registered nurse and 24/7 on-call medical personnel. In line with all CDC and World Health Organization (WHO) best practices, Sandals ensures strict adherence and seamless implementation of a sophisticated approach to prevent the spread of all illnesses. Through the Travel Protection Insurance that Sandals offers, guests are covered for an extension of their stay to quarantine and to receive any necessary medical treatment for up to 14 nights at no extra cost. Additional benefits of the plan include coverage of medical expenses and maximum benefits of up to $100,000 per guest.

For more information on the Sandals “Travel with Confidence” program, please visit https://www.sandals.com/travel-insurance-offer/

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4 COMMENTS

  1. But local Antiguans cannot get tested unless they have proof that they are traveling? So if I need a test because I am experiencing symptoms even if I want to pay for it I cannot get one ???

    And why can’t private doctors administer these tests as well??

    Is Antigua a communist country? Where the government controls everything?

    Honestly people who want to pay for that kind of treatment should be able to go to the medical labs and get a test. All over America the rest is available and free with insurance

    People are paying medical benefit, what is the purpose of paying medical benefit when you get no medical benefits from it. You still have to go to the hospital and prove you are flying to pay 300. 00 smh

    Antiguans need to stand up for their rights and stop worrying about what is going on in America. Americans are always going to be ok

  2. Aes you on board with this hodges bay resort. Most of your people are from North America, they need a test, American, or Canadian, put up or shut up

  3. Will be spending holiday in March 2021. But not at sandals resort. I am from the US and will need to be tested prior to my departure. With that being said where are all the testing locations closest to English harbor and is there a fee. Thanks

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