COVID INFO HUB
Ready for an adventure? We’re here to help you travel with confidence. Find up-to-date entry requirements for our destination countries, what to expect when you travel, and a summary of our policies related to Covid.
*Updated December 1, 2022
1. You will need to fill in Jordan’s health declaration form at https://www.gateway2jordan.gov.jo/form/. This is regardless of your vaccination status. We recommend completing this form 5-7 days before your departure flight. Upon check-in to your flight to Jordan, you will need to show the QR code you will obtain after filling in this form. You can show your QR code from your mobile phone – we recommend also printing your QR code to have a backup in case of any issues with your digital copy.
2. Upon check-in, the airline may ask you to show proof of health insurance that would cover treatment for covid. Recent travelers have said just showing their health insurance card was sufficient for this.
*Vaccination status note: The above entry requirements are the same for all travelers, regardless of vaccination status against covid-19.
*As of March 1, 2022, Jordan does not require travelers to have a negative-PCR test result for entry, regardless of vaccination status.
Further resources: We recommend Royal Jordanian’s travel info hub or the UK’s Jordan foreign travel advice for further information.
Egypt – Covid-19 Entry Regulations
*Updated December 1, 2022
1. There are no specific COVID-19 related entry restrictions to Egypt, regardless of vaccination status. This means no travelers are required to have a negative covid test or proof of vaccination to enter Egypt.
Further resources: Check out the US Embassy’s Covid-19 Information page for Egypt here.
Tunisia – Covid-19 Entry Regulations
*Updated December 1, 2022
1. As of December 1, 2022, there are no specific COVID-19 related entry restrictions to Tunisia, regardless of vaccination status. This means no travelers are required to have a negative covid test or proof of vaccination to enter Tunisia.
Further resources: We recommend the US Embassy’s Covid-19 Information page for Tunisia here.
Israel & Palestine – Covid-19 Entry Regulations
*Updated December 1, 2022
1. As of October 9, 2022, there are no COVID-19 related entry restrictions to Israel, regardless of vaccination status. This means no travelers are required to have a negative covid test or proof of vaccination to enter Israel, or fill in the previous entry statement form.
*If your travels include touring in the West Bank, there are no additional covid-related regulations.
Further resources: We recommend reviewing the Israeli Ministry of Health official covid hub for travelers here.
What to Expect When you Travel – Masks, Social Distancing, and More
*Updated December 1, 2022
In Egypt, there is an official mask mandates for indoor public areas. As in many locations, the level this is enforced varies from place to place.
Jordan, Tunisia, and Israel have removed mask mandates.
Our tours take travelers to sites and activities that are generally not in crowded areas and where social distancing is possible.
All of our destinations have a strong tourism industry, so our guides, drivers, local hosts, and others you will be relating to during your tour (staff at hotels, for example) are vaccinated against covid-19.
Our Policy – Covid-related cancellations and changes
We have a “cancel for credit” policy in case of covid-related travel disruptions. If you contract COVID-19 before you leave for your trip, or if government-imposed travel restrictions related to covid disrupt your plans, you can cancel your trip up until your departure day and we’ll hold your payment as credit for future travel at the date of your choice, less any unrecoverable expenses. Government-imposed restrictions include border closures, lockdowns, do-not-travel warnings and quarantine measures.
You can find our complete terms and conditions here.
Questions?
Have a question we didn’t answer on this page? We’re here to help – don’t hesitate to contact us here.