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Known as the "Nature Isle of the Caribbean," Dominica, which reopened its borders on July 15, 2020, is already welcoming international travelers since August 7, 2020.

Yet another destination reopened its borders for international tourism. Colombia lifted one of Latin America's longest lockdowns, scrapping most restrictions after being under quarantine for over five months.

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) announced that in just three short months, 100 destinations are now using its ‘Safe Travels’ stamp, with the Philippines becoming the official 100th destination.

The COVID-19 pandemic forces most of us to stay at home and travel domestically and to destinations near where we live. The number of Japanese overseas travelers in July 2020 was about 20,000, which declined by 98.8% compared to the previous year. 

The Republic of Seychelles is going live with Travizory technology to facilitate the collection and analysis of traveler documentation to ensure re-opening of the borders in the safest manner.

VisitEngland in partnership with the tourism organisations of London, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales has launched a UK-wide campaign to encourage people to take a domestic break during autumn and winter.

Located in the Eastern Caribbean, just 1,100 miles southeast of Miami, the U.S. Virgin Islands are getting to re-welcome leisure travelers from September 19, 2020.

Thailand’s cabinet on Tuesday, September 15 agreed to allow in foreign tourists who agree to 14-day quarantine and stay for at least 90 days.

According to the new issue of the World Tourism Barometer from the United Nations World Tourism Organization, international tourist arrivals dropped by 65% during the first half of the year. 

Las Vegas is famous for offering luxurious casino-resorts and a lively nightlife, but it offers a lot more than the gambling and partying that has given it the reputation and name of Sin City.

World Tourism Organization announced that a majority of destinations around the world (53%) have now started easing travel restrictions.

Tourism has been among the hardest hit of all sectors by COVID-19 in 2020. As countries start to reopen for international travel, travelers started to search for their next travel destination.

The American travel industry launched “Let’s Go There” campaign with a clear message for Americans: it’s OK to start planning your next trip—whenever it may be. As Summer turns into Autumn, the following travel destinations that are trending for American travelers this fall can give you an idea for your next travel.

The government of Barbados has officially reopened its borders to international travel on July 12th, 2020.