Hundred Islands National Park Holidays

With new COVID-19 safety measures in effect, travel looks a bit different in this day and age. These are some handy things to know before you get on that plane to Hundred Islands National Park:

• Understand what, if any, rules or restrictions apply to both your origin and destination. It may not be possible to travel depending on local circumstances, so make sure you check before you book your flight.
• You're required to wear a face mask throughout your travel experience, even at screening checkpoints. You should be prepared to lower your mask for identification purposes when asked by a TSA employee.
• Avoid handing your boarding pass (electronic or paper) directly to a TSA officer. Instead, you should place the pass on the reader and then hold it up for the agent to visually inspect it.
• TSA now allows passengers to take one container of hand sanitizer, up to 12 oz (350 ml) in size, in carry-on baggage. This will need to be removed from your bag at the X-ray machine for screening.
• Remove items from your pockets, like your wallet, phone and small change, and place them in your carry-on instead of the bins. This will minimize handling during screening.
• Separate any food you're carrying for X-ray scanning. Placing it in a clear plastic bag and into a bin reduces the need for a TSA agent to touch and inspect your belongings.

In response to the current pandemic, many airlines have rolled out new rules and measures to help everybody take to the skies again. Here are a few examples:

• Philippine Airlines - this airline is known for conducting passenger temperature checks and cleaning with disinfectant.
• Cebu Pacific - this airline is known for conducting passenger temperature checks and cleaning with disinfectant.
• Philippines AirAsia - this airline is known for conducting passenger temperature checks and cleaning with disinfectant.