Traveling soon? Go to Puerto Rico!

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Why should you go to Puerto Rico? Well first of all, Puerto Rico is one of the safest places to visit as a tourist. It is safer than most US states. If you like to travel to help the islands in need, Peurto Rico should be top of your list. In 2017, Peurto Rico had two devestating hurricanes. Hurricane Maria in particular, was the strongest hurricane the island has seen in almost 90 years! Not to mention the beautiful beaches you would see along your way. If youlike scuba diving, you would love to see all of Peurto Rico's amazing coral reefs. Hiking in the thick Peurto Rico forests is another must while visiting the island. Most of the forests, are wildlife reserves. The avednture keeps getting better. The island also has two contemporary museums to walk through. Another plus that comes with traveling to the island is you can use your U.S. dollars! You also do not have to bring a passport while travleing. The beautiful hotels on the island are very affordable! Keep in mind, before traveling to Puerto Rico, there will be a language barrier. Spanish is the most common spoken language on the island. We are all going through rough times in the midst of a pandemic but don’t worry, before entering the island every person has to be tested for COVID-19. If you have the virus, they will not let you on their island. With all that being said, traveling to Puerto Rico is something you need to add to your bucket list!
References: Zayas, Jose. “Welcome to Puerto Rico”, 2020 https://www.lonelyplanet.com/puerto-rico

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