Frequently Asked  Questions

*Do I need a passport?

For any travel outside the continental US it is recommended that you travel with a passport for security reasons. However, cruises departing and arriving at the same US port do not require US citizans to carry a passport.

*Where do I apply for a passport?

*What's the difference between a passport card and passport?

A passport card will allow you to drive or boat from the US to Canada and Mexico (You cannot use it to fly to Canada or Mexico). A passport will allow you to fly, drive, or boat to any country in the world.

*What Ports do I go through Pre-clearance?

Pre-clearance is where you go through airport customs and boarder control before entering the USA as opposed to going through airport customs/boarder control at your first stop in the USA. This means you can book a shorter laover. 

https://www.cbp.gov/border-security/ports-entry/operations/preclearance

*What is an Enhanced Driver's License?

An enhanced Driver's License will be required for domestic air travel (flights within the United States) by October 2020. You may obtain an EDL at your local DMV but will be required to bring with you things such as 2 photo IDs, proof of citizenship, and proof of residency. Please go to the link below for more information.

www.dmv.org

*Do I need a Visa to travel?

American citizens do not need a visa for most countries unless you are staying longer than 60 days. Here is a list of the countries that DO require a tourist visa upon entry no matter the length of stay:

Australia

Bolivia

Brazil

China

Cuba

Dominican Republic (card included in airfare cost)

Egypt

India

Indonesia

Jordan

Kenya

Laos

Myanmar

Nepal

Russia

Sri Lanka

Tanzania

Thailand

Venezuela

Vietnam

*There are other, less visited, areas which require visas that are not listed here.

*What does an All-Inclusive Resort include?

All-inclusive resorts provide all your food and beverages (sodas, juices, and non premium alcohol). Some include non-motorized water sports, catamaran ride, scuba diving, and nightly entertainment as well.

*What is included with my cruise?

Cruises typically include water, juice, and coffee, all of your meals in the main dining areas, as well as entertainment. Specialty coffees, alcohol, shore excursions, and sodas cost extra.

*What does my child need to travel with friends?

Your child will need to have a notorized letter of consent to travel signed or from each parent. Find a copy here: Minor Form

*What does my child need in order to fly?

Children ages 15-17 traveling alone need one of the following:

• Driver's license

• Passport

• Credit card

• School ID

• Company ID

• Library card

• Birth certificate

• Social Security card

• Organization ID (such as athletic club, etc.)

• Proof of auto insurance in passenger's name

Children ages 5-14 traveling alone are not required to show ID at time of check-in, however, they are encouraged to carry some form of ID during travel.

When flying within the USA or traveling internationally by land or sea, a child's birth certificate will suffice most of the time, A notorized letter of consent will be required for children who travel without one or both of their parents or legal guardians. The letter should include: Minor's name, birthplace, and passport information. Permission from the non-traveling parent or guardian, including his or her contact information. Relevant information about the traveling parent or guardian, including name, custody informaiton, and passport details.

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