Shrine in Osaka starts accepting New Year’s visits
A Shinto shrine in Osaka Prefecture, western Japan, has begun allowing visitors to mark the New Year a month early
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After a two-year hiatus, the Ayala Museum and Filipinas Heritage Library Reopen
MANILA, Philippines – After a two-year renovation, the Ayala Museum will reopen to the public on Sunday, December 4. According
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British Virgin Eases Entry Requirements For Vaccinated Travelers
Planning a trip to the Caribbean this winter? The British Virgin Islands have simplified some of their entry requirements recently, and fully
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Israel starts accepting antigen tests to enter the country
Antigen test must be taken 24 hours before arrival; move comes after Israel reopened to vaccinated tourists earlier this month.
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Canada too recognizes Covaxin for travel
HYDERABAD: Here’s finally good news for those wanting to travel to Canada who has taken two doses of Covaxin. The
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Australia announced that fully vaccinated students are allowed to enter the country without a travel exemption.
Australia’s announcement that it will permit fully vaccinated students to arrive in the country without needing to apply for a travel
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Cebu Province aims to create a simplified travel bubble with China, Japan, and South Korea.
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Cebu province is planning to implement a “travel bubble” as one of its first steps toward
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The new Etihad’s business class suites
Etihad Airways flew one of its Airbus A350-1000s to the Dubai Airshow to showcase the carrier’s new business class product. We
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Canada to recognize more vaccines will soon require international students and workers to be fully vaccinated
Canada announced several new measures at the border that will begin to take effect at the end of the month.
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More Asian countries slowly reopen their borders and welcome vaccinated travelers.
The Asia-Pacific region initially lagged in vaccinations and many countries remained committed to some of the world’s toughest restrictions for much of
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