Vietnam To Reopen On March On 14 Feb 22 Viet Nam government decided to reopen all  international passenger flights with all markets starting Feb. 15, with no limitation on the number of flights. VIET NAM will open its country for Foreigner travelers from 15 Mar 2022. The announcement from government coming out on 15 Mar 22

After nearly 2 years EU is open for non-essential travel from today. Vaccinated (EU and WHO approved vaccines) and recovered visitors can visit European Union countries for leisure purposes! For nearly two years most of European Union was closed and only nationals of certain countries were allowed to enter for leisure purposes. But starting today

  With reference to ADV PR22-019 Dated 21 FEB 2022, effective March 4, 2022, fully-vaccinated Filipino tourists/ short-term visitors shall be allowed to enter Singapore courtesy of the Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) program. The VTL program allows fully- vaccinated travelers to be “quarantine-free” upon arrival in Singapore. Passengers must have received covid19 vaccines approved by

Starting tomorrow, March 1, 2022, Israel will allow entry to all tourists regardless of whether they have been vaccinated against COVID-19, as decided by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz, with the involvement of Tourism Minister Yoel Razvozov. Prime Minister Bennett said, “We are seeing a steady decline in the mortality rates across

This neverending pandemic hasn’t been the best mental health environment for many people — it has created raised levels of uncertainty, anxiety, loneliness, unhappiness, procrastination and feelings of dreariness for large numbers of people. That’s understandable, and I feel tremendous compassion for everyone who is suffering right now. I strongly believe that this is an opportunity

While airlines, hotels, cruises, and other travel and tourism-based sectors are keen on the return of passenger volume, they are aware that much of it will not be the same. Every day a new update comes up on the irrevocable changes that the COVID-19 pandemic will bring to travel and tourism. Many are optimistic and