The regulations are changing constantly, but we do our very best to maintain you and your clients well informed: below we’ve listed the most important news from each of our destinations.
Ecuador: 28 cases have been confirmed. To limit further spreading of the virus, the country will close its borders for all travelers on Sunday, March 15 at 23:59 pm. As from this moment, no international flights will be allowed to land or depart from Ecuadorian airports until further notice.
Colombia: 22 people have been infected by coronavirus. All non-Colombian citizens who have been in Asian or European countries in the past fourteen days cannot enter the country, as from Monday, March 16. The ports of Santa Marta and Cartagena are closed to all cruise ships.
Chile: In total 61 people have been infected with coronavirus. People who recently have been in Spain, Italy, China, Iran, South Korea, Japan, France or Germany have to stay in quarantine for fourteen days upon arrival, not including travelers who only had flight layovers at airports in these countries.
Peru: 38 people have been infected with the virus. To avoid further spreading of coronavirus, all flights from and to Europe and Asia will be canceled from Monday, March 16 until (including) Wednesday, April 15.
Bolivia: 10 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed. All flights between Bolivia and Europe are canceled from Saturday, March 14 until (including) Tuesday, March 31.

