Machu Picchu is now finally open once more to all tourists – without any Covid-19 restrictions in place. The Peruvian UNESCO World Heritage Site – named one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in 2007 – had previously had a series of strict Covid-19 regulations that travelers had to adhere to in order …

Peru is a popular tourism destination for Americans and travelers all over the world. Travelers are eager to trek the beloved Machu Picchu, dine on marvelous Peruvian cuisine, lounge on beautiful beaches, and enjoy their diverse culture.  Peru, like many other countries, had its tourism industry destroyed by the pandemic. Now, this exciting country started …

The carrier will be serving a new route to Austin, Texas; and daily flights to Atlanta, Washington, New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco The Dutch airline, KLM, announced in a press release that it will be serving 167 destinations during summer 2022, between March 27 and October 29. The carrier will offer customers flights …

Thailand has just released a timeline for the complete removal of all their Covid-19 related entry restrictions. The Southeast Asian traveler hot-spot – home to the world’s most visited city in Bangkok – has tried to kick-start its tourism sector several times throughout the pandemic, though the country still has a strict set of entry …

New York’s famous yellow taxi cabs are set to become available for booking for travelers using the popular ridesharing app Uber. The famous taxis – immortalized in various movies and TV shows throughout the years – are ubiquitous throughout the city, and have become widely recognized symbols of the city. Their addition to the Uber …

From April 1st, all international travelers won’t be subject to any entry requirements to visit Sweden. The Swedish government released a statement on Friday saying that the current ban on travelers from outside the EU/EEA (European Economic Area) will not be extended. As the ban expires on March 31, 2022, this will subsequently lift all …

COVID-19 restrictions are shrinking worldwide. This week, more destinations have ended COVID-19 restrictions. Here are some of the best stories for travelers from this week:  The Cayman Islands Allow Cruise Ships Once Again  After two years of zero cruise ships, the Cayman Islands have allowed cruise ships to return from March 21, 2022. The island …

Southwest Airlines will add a fourth category fare to attract more business travelers and revenue this year. The new fare will cost slightly more than Southwest Airlines’ cheapest tickets but below the airline’s top two fare categories. Southwest Airlines hopes the fare will offer more flexibility to travelers. The airline will call the new fare category …

Singapore is to allow fully vaccinated travelers to enter the country – from 1 April – with easy entry requirements. This means that in a matter of days (from 1 April) fully vaccinated travelers – from all countries – will be able to enter Singapore without the need to undergo quarantine, or on-arrival Covid testing. …

Besides being perhaps the freest country when it comes to travel restrictions, enacting zero Covid regulations at its external borders, Mexico has now officially reached its safest epidemiological level since the pandemic began. In its traffic light system, which helps assess health risks across different states, all of Mexico is green for the first time …

Although many nations still have Covid-related restrictions, 20 nations have completely scrapped all COVID-19 entry requirements within the last few months and have returned entry rules ‘back to normal’.  As a result, travelers can enjoy the below countries without: testing quarantine proof of vaccination countries banned due to case numbers or variants It’s essentially pre-pandemic …

Costa Rica has announced that – from 1 April – they will be removing the nation’s vaccine passport scheme, as well as lifting all remaining Covid-19 entry requirements for travelers, becoming the 21st country to ‘return to normal’. And, there is no doubt that the news will be welcomed by those looking to head to …