Netherlands will no longer require quarantine requirements
The Netherlands will no longer require quarantine for fully vaccinated travelers. The Dutch government has decided to lift the quarantine
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Canada Drops PCR Testing for Antigen, Removes ‘Do Not Travel’ Advisory
Canada has just announced that they are dropping PCR testing for International arrivals effective March 1st. Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos announced that
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Singapore committed to reopening economy, borders to rest of the world
SINGAPORE – Singapore is committed to reopening its economy and borders to the rest of the world, said Deputy Prime
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Mongolia reopens borders for vaccinated travelers
ULAANBAATAR — Mongolia has reopened its borders to fully vaccinated international travelers, state media reported, rolling back coronavirus curbs that
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Norway Removes All Travel Restrictions
Norway removes all travel restrictions after almost two years. their border is now open as it was before the pandemic
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Sweden officially declared the end of the Pandemic
Sweden officially declared the end of the Pandemic. Swedish health minister says coronavirus is no longer classified as a danger
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France To Remove Testing Requirements For Fully Vaccinated Travelers
Local news sources in France reported on Tuesday that the EU nation will drop all Covid testing requirements for fully vaccinated travelers
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Malaysia to Fully Reopen Borders on March 1
Following moves from other Southeast Asian countries, like Thailand, to gradually reopen borders, Malaysia is considering a full reopening of
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Morocco lifts flight ban, welcomes back tourists and travelers
The country of Morocco lifts flight ban welcomes back tourists and travelers/ Morocco reopened its borders on Monday, ending a
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Asia is slowly reopening to travelers
It is great news for the tourism industry as Asia countries slowly reopening to travelers. Many nations are still pursuing
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