Baha Mar offers free private jet flights to guests with Covid
Baha Mar is offering the option of a complimentary private jet service back to the US for guests unlucky enough to contract Covid during their stay.
As an alternative to the complimentary flight, guests can take a free 14-day stay for guests instead with a daily dining credit of $150 per person per day to see out their quarantine.
Should guests need to return early to the US, and iimportantly are permitted to do so, they will be offered the private jet service.
It is part of the newly unveiled ‘Travel with Confidence’ program.
"In this ever-changing travel environment, it is our goal to alleviate travelers’ concerns surrounding Covid-19, in an effort to ensure the health, safety and comfort of our guests," said Graeme Davis, President of Baha Mar.
"Baha Mar will facilitate private air travel to South Florida for all guests wishing to return home after testing positive," the company said.
Baha Mar has an on-site testing program offering complimentary Covid-19 rapid antigen testing upon arrival and before checking out.
Its Covid-19 safety protocol includes mandatory masks- in public areas and social distancing, as well as enhanced cleaning.
All Baha Mar staff members are tested weekly.
Written by Ray Montgomery, US Editor
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