In order to fly to Bermuda, the following requirements must be adhered to before you will be allowed to board your flight: All travelers must take either a PCR test within four days of their flight to Bermuda or a Rapid Antigen test within two days of their flight to Bermuda. Tests can not be "at home tests" (like the ones that are typically purchased at pharmacies). All travelers two years old and over must be tested. You may do your Rapid Antigen test via any company that offers home video call service for COVID tests (like "Fit To Fly" - check out their website at www.fittofly.bm for more details). In order to be considered "fully vaccinated", fully vaccinated is defined as having received a full course of a COVID-19 vaccine with at least 14 days having passed since the last dose and before arrival in Bermuda. Booster shots are NOT required. Any unvaccinated travelers must take a Rapid Antigen test no more than two days in advance of their flight to Bermuda and will be required to take a COVID test in Bermuda on their fourth day (if their stay in Bermuda is four days or more).
Travelers will need to complete the Bermuda government's "Travelers Authorization Form" and can submit it up to one month in advance of their flight to Bermuda. The Travelers Authorization Form fee is $40/person. A photo of one's negative test result must be uploaded onto the Traveler's Authorization form at least 24 hours in advance of their flight to Bermuda, along with a photo of their vaccination status. Once the Bermuda government has approved a traveler's authorization form, travelers will receive an email authorizing them to fly to Bermuda. The Bermuda government's COVID hotline phone number is 1-833-570-2594 (toll-free from the U.S. and Canada) if anyone has difficulty in receiving a response from the Bermuda government. Their email address is: taapprovals@gov.bm.
For all Bermuda coronavirus updates and travel requirements, click here to log onto the Bermuda Tourism Authority's website and then click onto their Travel Protocols section.
As the world adjusts to the new norm of enhanced health & safety protocols, the continued safety of guests and staff members remains a top priority of the resort's management team. Pompano's current guidelines have been implemented in conjunction with Bermuda's Ministry of Health and the Bermuda Hotel Association.
UPON ARRIVAL AT THE RESORT:
Bermuda law still requires that face masks be worn inside the island's airport, hospital, taxis, public buses and ferries. However, face masks do not need to be worn at the resort.
GUEST ROOM CLEANLINESS:
Even though the resort has always had a robust cleaning program in place, they have implemented additional systems to protect their guests and employees. All guest rooms are cleaned according to government standards. Guests have the option of daily, weekly or no service from the resort's Housekeeping department, depending on their own preferences.
SUMMARY:
The resort updates their health & safety protocols on an on-going basis, whenever any changes or modifications are announced by the Bermuda government. All of the protocols are designed to help keep everyone healthy and COVID-free!
Travelers will need to complete the Bermuda government's "Travelers Authorization Form" and can submit it up to one month in advance of their flight to Bermuda. The Travelers Authorization Form fee is $40/person. A photo of one's negative test result must be uploaded onto the Traveler's Authorization form at least 24 hours in advance of their flight to Bermuda, along with a photo of their vaccination status. Once the Bermuda government has approved a traveler's authorization form, travelers will receive an email authorizing them to fly to Bermuda. The Bermuda government's COVID hotline phone number is 1-833-570-2594 (toll-free from the U.S. and Canada) if anyone has difficulty in receiving a response from the Bermuda government. Their email address is: taapprovals@gov.bm.
For all Bermuda coronavirus updates and travel requirements, click here to log onto the Bermuda Tourism Authority's website and then click onto their Travel Protocols section.
As the world adjusts to the new norm of enhanced health & safety protocols, the continued safety of guests and staff members remains a top priority of the resort's management team. Pompano's current guidelines have been implemented in conjunction with Bermuda's Ministry of Health and the Bermuda Hotel Association.
UPON ARRIVAL AT THE RESORT:
Bermuda law still requires that face masks be worn inside the island's airport, hospital, taxis, public buses and ferries. However, face masks do not need to be worn at the resort.
GUEST ROOM CLEANLINESS:
Even though the resort has always had a robust cleaning program in place, they have implemented additional systems to protect their guests and employees. All guest rooms are cleaned according to government standards. Guests have the option of daily, weekly or no service from the resort's Housekeeping department, depending on their own preferences.
SUMMARY:
The resort updates their health & safety protocols on an on-going basis, whenever any changes or modifications are announced by the Bermuda government. All of the protocols are designed to help keep everyone healthy and COVID-free!