We are planning on traveling to Rome in Spring 2022. Does anyone know if we have to have a negative Covid test when we return to the United States? We are fully vaccinated. Do we need a test when traveling to Rome?
Thanks!
Posted by
la la land...
847 posts
Now you do (for the Us return), in Spring '22 nobody can say....rapidly changing situation, who knows what the rules will be next week, much less 8 or 9 months from now.
Posted by
Marquette, MI
104 posts
We just returned from Italy yesterday (last stop was Rome). As mentioned above, the US is currently requiring a negative Covid test for the return flight (we are also all vaccinated). I wouldn’t let that test deter you - it was very easy to get the test (ask at your hotel for a recommendation - local pharmacies are fast and efficient - I wouldn’t waste the luggage space on the expensive, proctored, bring-from-home variety). But again, as mentioned above, 9 months away is a long time in the current travel world. Just keep watching the requirements. What I will say is that our experience showed us that Europe is doing a good job of adapting to whatever those requirements are - and they are finding ways to keep tourism going, while still respecting ever changing safety considerations.
Posted by
OP
49 posts
Thank you for the latest up to day information. Wasn't sure where we would get the test over there and how fast it would be. Thanks again.