Travel Safe in Ecuador
TRAVEL SAFE IN ECUADOR
Your peace of mind and safety is important to us.
We are ready to welcome you! In Ecuador we work with biosafety protocols and standards established by international organizations and local authorities. Enjoy the touristic wonders on the Country of Four Worlds.
What do you need to travel to Ecuador?
As from February 11th, 2022 all travelers over 3 years old entering the country by air must present:
– Vaccination certificate with its QR code or a valid vaccination card with at least 14 days validity after completing the scheme.
– Those who do not have the complete scheme may present a negative result of a RT-PCR test carried out up to 72 hours prior to shipment to Ecuador or the Galapagos Islands.
– Any passenger under 3 years old doesn’t need to present these requirements.
– The only type of test authorized for entry into the country is RT-PCR.
In addition, those who enter by air must present the “Traveler’s Health Declaration” in digital form when boarding the plane. If the platform is not available, the physical form can be presented at the Ministry of Health airport station.
Additionally, national or foreign tourists must presents the Transit Control Card issued by the Galapagos Government Council.
Travel in Ecuador
Security and trust
- Massive vaccination to the tourism industry
- 84% of the population is vaccinated
- Protocols and biosecurity measures in open and closed spaces
Connectivity
General rules at airports
- Arrive early at the airport
- Follow the instructions of the staff
- At the airport you will find hand sanitizer in check-in areas, filters and more
- Maintain social distancing
- Thermal cameras will measure your body temperature
- Try to check-in online
- Respect shifts during check-in
- Only the person who will be traveling will be able to enter the airport. The only exception will be for people in situations of disability, reduced mobility or under aged
Ground transportation
How do we take care of you?
We adapt, change and develop biosafety protocols for the tourism sector at different levels: accommodation, food and beverages, land and sea transport, tour operators, meeting industry, beaches and spas.