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The World Cup is the largest sporting event in the world, with billions tuning in to watch it on their screens and more than three million travelers typically traveling to watch games at the tournament itself. Whilst the decision to award this year’s World Cup to Qatar was greeted with raised eyebrows at the time …

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Now that the pandemic has changed the way we perceived the world, and even our travel behaviors, some unexpected trends are gaining traction. Solo travel is undeniably one of them, with individual bookings leading industry sales as more people feel encouraged to explore new destinations by themselves (and create their own memories). For years, Europe …

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Although hopes were high for the first restriction-free travel season, the current chaos seen at airports is making two years of Covid look more and more like a mild disturbance. Flight delays, cancellations, lost luggage reports and emergency re-routing due to air traffic congestion are now widespread across the industry. No matter how seasoned a …

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Cyprus and Qatar have become the latest countries around the world to make the decision to reinstate their face mask mandates – and the wildly popular destination Thailand could become the next country to join them. Whilst it seemed that the world had turned a corner months ago with regards to Covid-19, as entry restrictions …

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The global aviation and hospitality industries have had a tough summer so far, but Europe has been especially affected. Travel demand has shot up as society moves beyond the pandemic era, and airlines, hotels, and service industries are struggling to keep up. Staff who were let go or furloughed during Covid haven’t returned to the …

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If you’re desperate to scratch that travel itch now that Covid has finally retreated, and a majority of countries have reopened, you probably noticed that the current travel landscape is looking dramatically different from the pre-pandemic years – and we’re not talking about health regulations or reinforced personal hygiene inside the aircraft. All around the …

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The United States’ Department of State just issued a total of 15 new travel advisory updates yesterday as part of its ongoing commitment to keeping American travelers safe on their journeys abroad. Whilst it is the cast that most of the world has moved on from Covid-19 and international travel has finally returned to pre-pandemic …

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The American low-cost Airline Frontier has recently announced a 75% discount on round-trip tickets within the United States to celebrate its 28-year anniversary. (But good luck finding the big discount!) According to the terms and conditions published on the website, those interested in the promotion must purchase tickets quickly, by 11:59 pm —eastern time— on …

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The past few months have been challenging for airlines and airports across Europe, and it isn’t getting better any time soon. In fact, it’s expected to get more challenging for the aviation industry. That is why British Airways has decided to preemptively cancel 650 more flights from London Heathrow and Gatwick Airport. The 3 European …

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Italy has become a very popular destination for summer vacations, especially for Americans. A recent report published by Airbnb revealed that US travelers are highly interested in visiting destinations like Venice, Capri, and Florence this year. The Italian government is aware of the popularity of the country for international travelers, and —while it helps the …

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One of the airlines most heavily affected by the 2022 aviation crisis, Delta is reportedly resorting to more radical measures to ensure operations run as smoothly as possible, going as far as offering passengers on an overbooked flight 10,000 dollars to peacefully leave the aircraft. You know what they say… Every cloud has a silver …

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Ever since the world reopened and countries started dropping their once-harsh entry regimes, travel demand has soared, with numerous territories reporting passenger numbers equal to, or even higher than the pre-pandemic years. That is the case with tourism giants like Mexico, where 40 million tourists are expected this year alone. Sadly, Mexico’s stellar comeback has …

Read More about Canada’s Strict Border And Vaccine Rules Are Preventing Americans From Visiting