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What if you test positive for covid-19 abroad? Here’s what travelers need to know. Shannon McMahon © iStock/Washington Post illustration Now that entry into the United States requires a negative coronavirus test result taken within 72 hours, travelers have been scrambling to secure coronavirus tests abroad with many opting for speedier, though less-accurate, rapid tests. And most travelers probably do so under the assumption that their test will come back negative, allowing them to board their flight home without issue. But what if that test comes back positive? Even if you have been cautious throughout your trip, doctors say it is worth considering that your test result could be positive effectively stranding you abroad for anywhere from days to weeks, until you can acquire a negative test result. Six spring break trip ideas, graded from risky to safe

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