The long-awaited vaccine against Covid-19 is already a reality in Brazil and in the world. That's why travelers are thirsty to plan their next trip, pack their bags, and embark on yet another adventure. However, some post-vaccine care still needs to be taken so as not to endanger health.

Therefore, see what guidelines and protocols we still need to follow until the pandemic ends, even if you have already taken both doses of the vaccine against Covid-19. Learn more below!

Unfortunately, the pandemic is not yet under control and the emergence of variants is preventing us from returning to our normal lives until there are no more cases of Covid-19. Therefore, it is still necessary to take some post-vaccine care to preserve our health

With the advance of vaccination in the country, it is now possible to travel and the tourism sector is prepared for this. According to the Brazilian Association of Tour Operators (Braztoa), by the second quarter of 2022, the sector will return to the same level as before the pandemic

So, if you are vaccinated with both doses, the long-awaited moment may have arrived to travel to the most incredible destinations in Brazil and the world.

Before taking your next trip, we want to tell you what post-vaccine recommendations need to be followed by everyone who wants to travel safely and with peace of mind.

First, we need to tell you that it's normal to have post-vaccine symptoms, so don't be worried if you experience arm pain, body aches, fatigue, and even a low fever. In fact, these types of symptoms are already expected by specialists and reported to the population

However, not everyone who is immunized feels this way. There are people who only complain of arm pain (on the side where they received the vaccine), or who experience post-vaccine fever, and there are also people who do not feel any symptoms. So it varies a lot!

If the traveler takes post-vaccine care, it is possible to travel without putting your health at risk. For this reason, we have selected the main care tips that must be followed, regardless of the chosen destination. See below:

Before you travel, get a checkup to find out if your health is up to date. If you have a fever, sore throat, cough, runny nose, or shortness of breath, the ideal is to postpone your trip

A Covid-19 test can be done to find out if you are not infected. If the result is positive, follow the insulation recommendations. If it's negative and you're still experiencing flu-like symptoms, see a doctor, take the recommended medicines, and plan your trip

Each destination may have its own health protocols or may be experiencing a strong wave of Covid-19 transmission. Therefore, check if the beaches are closed, if there are restrictions on the number of tourists, and other issues that may surprise you

The places that receive tourists also have safety protocols, so check before making your reservation! The Costa do Sauípe all-inclusive resort, for example, follows a series of prevention protocols, validated by the immunology team from Incor (Heart Institute of the Hospital das Clínicas da Faculdade de Medicina da USP

In addition to using the protective mask on your face indoors and with a large number of tourists, don't forget to bring 70% alcohol gel, reserve masks, a bottle with your own water and packaging to store or discard

Also try to disinfect surfaces and objects handled by people in a short period before you, such as rental car steering wheels or airport carts for carrying suitcases.

For domestic trips, it is recommended to have the Connect SUS app on your cell phone to be presented at airports, establishments and sightseeing tours. Bring the printed version to use in situations where you don't have internet access

For international destinations, check that the vaccine you took is accepted in the country of arrival. Also, check how to obtain a valid Brazilian vaccination document abroad

To reinforce post-vaccine care during your trip, take out insurance with coverage for Covid-19. Make simulations according to the chosen destination, the arrival and departure dates, and the total period of the trip. Also read the contract clauses and the coverage to find out if it will really cover the expenses with this disease

Even with the safety protocols, we can say that it is possible to travel during the pandemic, so follow the instructions and avoid headaches before, during, and after the trip.

Take a look at our resort's promotional packages, which follow all disinfection and hygiene guidelines to preserve tourists' health. You can travel to Costa do Sauípe and stay at a resort in complete safety. Enjoy!