State issued birth certificates with government issued I.D. will NO LONGER be an acceptable form of proof of citizenship. For more information, please visit www.travel.state.gov. We accept no responsibility for passport rules regulations or policies.

U.S. citizens must present a valid U.S. Passport for all air travel outside the United States. For domestic travel - one of the following items will be required at airport check-in as proof of citizenship: valid passport, naturalization papers, certified copy or original birth certificate with photo identification (drivers license). The airline cannot board any passenger who fails to carry proper documents. Unfortunately, we will be unable to make any refund due to your failure to bring the proper documentation. Non-U.S. citizens must check with the appropriate Consulate or Tourist Board regarding entry requirements. A driver's license alone is not acceptable as proof of citizenship.

A passport is required for all air and sea travel to or from all countries, including the Caribbean, Bermuda, Central and South America. Birth Certificates will no longer be accepted for travel. You will not be allowed on the airplane or cruise ship without a valid passport!

CHILDREN TRAVELING WITHOUT BOTH PARENTS

Many governments have initiated procedures requiring documentary evidence of relationship and permission of the parent(s) for children traveling without both parents. These countries require parent(s) to have a notarized letter of consent from the absent parent(s) for the minor to enter the country.

Married/Divorced women traveling in any name other than what is on their documentation must first supply a marriage license/divorce decree.

To determine which documents are required to enter countries specific to your travel, please view the documentation requirements on the U.S. Department of State website at www.travel.state.gov