We shall see. I don't think the airlines will give a shit.
Holiday travellers stuck at Dominican Republic resort due to difficulty getting COVID-19 tests
A Montreal couple and their two children who travelled to the Dominican Republic just before New Year’s now find themselves unable to get a COVID-19 test, which they need in order to board a plane back home.
“It wasn’t such a big deal when we booked,” said Moira Coutu, who booked her family’s annual holiday vacation in late November.
Despite warnings from the federal and provincial governments, Coutu and her husband, from Montreal, decided to take the trip anyway, knowing they would have to quarantine for two weeks upon their return.
But after they arrived at the Casa Marina Reef Resort near Puerto Plata, new rules came into effect for their return.
“I started having calls from people in Canada saying, ‘You’re going to need a test to come back.’ I said, ‘Okay, that’s okay.’ We decided to travel. That means there are certain conditions,” Coutu explained.
She paid $80 USD per test for the four of them, but did not receive the results. They were not allowed to board their returning flight on Monday.
She then paid for a second round of tests, but was warned the results would likely not arrive within the 72-hour delay required by the Canadian government.
In the meantime, she and her family are staying at the hotel, paying out of pocket. She said she doesn’t know when they’ll be able to return to Montreal.
“Don’t let people travel. If they don’t want people to travel, then just don’t let them travel from the beginning,” she said.
Air Transat declined an on-camera interview with Global News, but a spokesperson for the company confirmed that since Jan. 7,
the tour operator has had to bar 269 passengers from boarding flights because they did not have negative COVID-19 tests. 
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