U.S. to end travel bans for vaccinated passengers
The United States announced Monday it will lift COVID travel bans on all air passengers in November if they are
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Indonesia aims to reopen in November
JAKARTA, Sept 14 (Reuters) – Indonesia plans to start opening its borders to foreigners in November once 70% of its
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Turkey welcomes back tourists after 20 months of COVID-induced closure; hopes to recoup losses
ANTALYA — At the Ananas Hotel on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast, the rooms were cleaned, the pool filled and the sun loungers
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Germany is going to lift the travel restrictions from July 1
Germany, one of the most popular tourism attractions will lift its pandemic travel warning for most countries from July 1,
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Switzerland To Reopen For Vaccinated Travelers
Switzerland has set out its plan to reopen to international tourists – including U.S. travelers – who’ve had a COVID-19 vaccine from
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Europe, Anguilla and Abu Dhabi relax restrictions
After a year of closed borders, the European Union is set to allow entry to vaccinated travelers from countries with low infection rates, raising
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Greece Plans to Reopen to Tourists on May 15
The Prime Minister of Greece said the country should be able to reopen to tourists on May 15. According to Reuters.com,
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International travel in the UK could resume as early as May 17 says the Global Travel Taskforce
The latest recommendations from UK’s Global Travel Taskforce showed that international travel in the country could resume not earlier than
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Iceland opens borders for vaccinated visitors to boost tourism
Iceland will this week open its borders to all visitors who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 without mandatory testing or
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France eases travel for UK and six other countries, Asian Countries included
France is to ease restrictions on travel to and from seven countries outside the EU, including the UK. The foreign
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