Timeshare owners visiting Costa Rica won't need a COVID test, and the Bahamas lifts its quarantine.

Hawaii timeshare owners can celebrate once again as Hawaii has relaxed its 14-day COVID quarantine mandate.

Not all islands agree to the new rules relaxing Hawaii COVID quarantine restrictions. Hawaii timeshare owners need to keep a close eye on this.

Bahamas timeshare owners can look forward to relaxed COVID travel restrictions, phasing out quarantine requirements by November 1.

With the easing of Hawaii's 14-day COVID quarantine requirement, timeshares at Disney's Aulani Vacation Club Villas will reopen in time for the holidays.

Great news for Hawaii timeshare owners as mandatory COVID quarantine restrictions will be eased for inbound visitors starting mid-October.

U.S. Virgin Islands to reopen to tourists on Saturday, while Florida reported the smallest daily increase in COVID cases since June 11.

Have the international COVID border closures impacted your timeshare ownership? Get an update on the closures here.

These states collectively represent nearly half of all timeshare resorts in the United States, but only Hawaii continues to be an ongoing issue.

Arriving Hawaii timeshare owners will need to quarantine for 14 days upon arrival at least until October 1. St Thomas is closed until September 18.