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Over the course of the pandemic, the cruise industry became one of the most severely affected under the hospitality umbrella, especially due to persistent restrictive measures enacted by national governments aimed at halting Covid transmissions. Hotel chains, airlines, tourism complexes, and particularly cruise companies have all struggled to keep ahead of the curve on Covid …

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Looking for an affordable, easily accessible and tranquil Caribbean destination with few COVID restrictions to escape to over winter? The Dominican Republic is still a safe bet for visitors regardless of the new Omicron scare. One of the few destinations that have continued to welcome all tourists from the United States and Canada, the Hispaniola …

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Starting Monday, December 27, 2021, residents from the U.S., Canada, and other high-risk countries traveling to Aruba will need to complete a Molecular COVID-19 test two days (48 hours) before departure and will no longer have the option to test upon arrival. Regardless of vaccination status, residents traveling from high-risk countries will no longer qualify for three-day (72-hour) PCR testing. Travelers …

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Carnival Cruise Line has waived cancellation fees for its cruises to mid-January after outbreaks of Covid-19 on board some cruises has led to disruptions to their itineraries. The ability to cancel will give travelers more flexibility when it comes to their cruises, and the opportunity to rebook to a period of time when they are …

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The CDC has added three European countries to its ‘Level 4: COVID-19 Very High Risk’ category this week. Subsequently, they advise against all non-essential travel to these nations. This week the CDC has added Sweden, Malta, and Moldova to its ‘Level 4: COVID-19 Very High Risk’ category. In previous weeks, the CDC has added France, …

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Everything You Need To Know To Get Into Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Aruba, Barbados, And The Bahamas As the world scrambles to adapt to the new COVID-19 variant, nicknamed Omicron, it can be complicated understanding what is required for entry to different countries. The Caribbean remains a prime spot for those looking to get away for …

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Albania officially reopened its borders for tourism on July 1, 2020 allowing tourists from all countries and nations to enter without restrictions. Throughout all of 2020 and the first half of 2021, Albania had been one of the only countries in the world to stay fully open during the pandemic with very little rules and …

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Throughout 2020 and 2021, travelers flocked to Serbia for some of the most relaxed Covid-19 entry requirements in the world. As of 2022, the entry requirements have changed, and while it’s not as easy as it once was, it’s still relatively simple to visit.  Here are the latest restrictions and COVID-19 entry requirements for traveling …

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With the recent rise of the highly contagious Omicron variant sweeping across the globe — countries have begun to radically alter their entry requirements for foreign travelers. The  European countries Denmark and Czech Republic, are two of the latest to tighten up on their rules and create challenges for travelers this winter.  Denmark’s New Rules Prior to …

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Throughout the pandemic, Mexico has remained a relatively safe and open tourist destination for travelers, especially for those arriving from the United States and Canada who are looking to fly somewhere with few COVID-related restrictions. Unlike most countries in Europe, which have enacted outright bans on certain visitors or implemented strict testing or quarantine regimes, …

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After days of flight cancellations due to Covid-19 and staffing issues, United Airlines now faces another challenge — technology. Beginning early in the afternoon eastern time on Monday, access to both the United Airlines main webpage as well as the mobile app were limited at best. Passengers, or perhaps would-be passengers, face a variety of …

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