Domestic Travel Updates in the U.S.
The REAL ID Act will be fully enforced in 2025. If you’re flying domestically in the U.S., you’ll need a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license or an acceptable alternative, such as a passport. Now is the time to verify that your ID meets the new standards.
How Gurvy Travel Can Help
While Gurvy Travel doesn’t apply for travel authorizations, we are here to provide guidance and resources to help you navigate these updates. From sharing reliable information to offering tips for stress-free planning, we’re your go-to resource for travel insights.
Tips for Smooth Travels in 2025
- Start Early: Don’t wait—review travel requirements for your destinations as soon as possible.
- Double-Check Documentation: Ensure your passport, ID, and any required authorizations are up to date.
- Keep Copies of Important Documents: Carry both digital and physical copies of your passport, tickets, and travel insurance for backup.
- Check Your Passport Expiration Date: Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates, and mark a reminder 1 year in advance on your calendar to reapply if needed.
- Verify Empty Pages: Check your passport has at least 4 empty pages before traveling to avoid issues at immigration.
- Stay Informed on Travel Requirements: Research visa and entry rules for each country on your itinerary, especially with new regulations like ETIAS.
- Reach Out for Guidance: If you have questions or need advice on how to prepare, Gurvy Travel is here to helpPlan Your 2025 Adventures with Confidence
Travel regulations may be changing, but that doesn’t mean your trips have to be stressful. Let Gurvy Travel be your resource for information, inspiration, and expert advice as you plan unforgettable adventures in 2025 and beyond.
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