Coronavirus COVID-19 in The Yukon– What you need to know.
Are you planning a trip to the Yukon and Northern BC in 2023 and want to know the latest COVID-19 info?
We have compiled some information that will help with your planning and links to additional websites.
Is the Yukon safe to travel to during the COVID-19 Pandemic?
There have been very few cases in the Yukon, compared to most of the world, and thankfully even fewer deaths as a result of Covid-19.
Click here for to see the Travel Yukon COVID-19 Update Page.
Click here for the Yukon Tourism Industry Association Updates on COVID-19
Entry Requirements for the Yukon
There are no specific entry requirements for the Yukon. As of September 30, 2022, there are no longer any restrictions for entering Canada.
- You do not need to be vaccinated to enter Canada
- You do not need to fill in the ArriveCAN App.
Are cruise ships going to Alaska or the Yukon?
Many cruise ship passengers to Skagway, Alaska will typically take tours to the Yukon. Mainly to Carcross, Whitehorse or Dawson City. With the removal of all entry restrictions after Sept 30, 2022, these excursions will be possible in 2023.
We offer an awesome one week Cruise/Dawson City Combo Tour
Passengers will need to directly contact cruise lines to see if any COVID-19 related restrictions are in place.
State of Alaska website for Health and Social Services
Helpful travel related links for staying healthy at home and during travel are posted at the CDC website.
For information on how COVID-19 is affecting travel to the Yukon & Northern BC, click here
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