One out of five destinations continues to have their borders completely closed as new surges of COVID-19 impact the restart of international tourism and the European Union is preparing new rules for safe travels.
COVID-19 Waves Keep Travel Restrictions in Place, Covid Booster Jab May be Required Read More »
From Singapore and Malaysia to Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia, borders are starting to reopen after months of pandemic-induced restrictions and lockdowns.
Caution Advised as More Southeast Asian Countries Open up Read More »
Thailand will let vaccinated visitors from 46 countries without entering COVID-19 quarantine from next month, up from 10 previously announced.
New Thailand Entry Requirements valid from Nov. 1 Read More »
Visitors from 10 low-risk countries will not be required to undergo isolation on arrival from November 1, 2021.
Thailand Gradually Removes Quarantine Requirement Read More »
From 11 October, the United Kingdom will reduce the red list to 7 countries and proof of vaccination will be recognized from 37 new countries and territories.
Effective from October 7, 2021, the Caribbean island of Nevis reduced its Vacation in Place quarantine for fully vaccinated international air travelers from four (4) days to 24 hours.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) reported that air travelers are increasingly frustrated with the COVID-19 travel restrictions.
Following the removal of the U.S. from the E.U.’s safe travel list, Bulgaria, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Sweden tighten travel restrictions for U.S. travelers.
Bulgaria, Denmark, Netherlands, Sweden Tighten Travel Restrictions on US Read More »
The German government has placed the United States, Turkey, and Israel as high-risk countries.
Germany Places USA, Turkey, Israel as COVID High-Risk Countries Read More »
New Zealand government announced that from 11:59pm (NZT) July 23, Australians will no longer be able to enter New Zealand quarantine-free.
New Zealand Suspends Quarantine-free travel with Australia Read More »
Fully vaccinated UK residents arriving in England from amber travel list destinations will no longer have to quarantine starting from 19 July.
Hawaii’s Governor David Ige announced on June 4 that starting June 15, all inter-county travel restrictions will be dropped.
