My 50th Birthday in Montego Bay, Jamaica; Important Information

Did we ever feel unsafe? Not at all! Just be aware of your surroundings and know the laws of the country that you’re visiting. Here are more helpful tips when traveling to “high risk areas”. High-Risk Area Travelers

(S)mart (T)raveler (E)nrollment (P)rogram. The program is a free service to allow U.S. citizens and nationals traveling and living abroad to enroll their trip with the nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate.

United States Department of State Travelers Checklist. (PDF)

U.S. Embassy in Jamaica

Passport (Many countries require that your passport be valid for six months beyond your stay, so think about renewing yours if your trip is cutting it close to the deadline)

Learn More About Your Destination (some countries require a visa)

TSA Precheck

TSA (Verify airline carry-on and luggage restrictions. Do’s and Don’ts)

Travel Insurance

International Drivers Permit

Notify credit card companies and your bank

Know how to access local currency

Copy important documents

Doublecheck your cell phone plan

Packing Cubes (Very helpful)

More Helpful Tips

My 50th Birthday in Montego Bay, Jamaica; Conclusion

To say we had a blast would be an understatement. The people! The culture! The food! The hotel! Everything was amazing!! At least when we went considering this was before the world shut down due to Covid. Would I visit this hotel again? Absolutely! For more information on dining there, you can visit – restaurants at the hotel. I do have plans for us to return to Jamaica, but we will be trying out a new hotel. Couples Tower Isle.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me!

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