Officials say that the U.S. mask mandate for public transportation, which expires in January 2022, will be extended again until mid-March. U.S. Mask Mandate Extended Until Mid-March According to Reuters, Joe Biden’s administration will extend the requirement for travelers to wear masks on public transportation in the U.S. through mid-March. The current TSA mask mandate …

As the world was opening up again, a number of countries have recently enacted some new entry restrictions for international visitors because of the new variant, Omicron. This new virus strain, the B.1.1.5.29 variant, was first detected earlier this month and named Omicron by the World Health Organization on November 26. And following the discovery, …

The Government of Canada has added additional entry requirement barriers for arriving passengers, both foreign tourists and Canadians returning home from travel, due to fears of Omicron. Now, all passengers, with exception to those coming from the United States, will have to undergo covid testing on arrival. This is in addition to the 72-hour pre-flight …

The Mexican Brewers Plan To Open In Late Spring The beer brand Corona is set to open its very own private island in 2022. But before any revelers anticipate a beer fueled party island, they should check the not so fine print. Corona Island is the newest addition to Corona’s continuing commitment to environmental protection. …

Canada has banned entry for foreign nationals from three nations after concerns over the omicron variant of COVID-19 after the WHO labeled it as a variant of concern on November 26, 2021. Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos said: “We are taking quick action at our borders to mitigate travel-related importations of the Omicron variant. While our …

Frontier Airlines has announced that it will be launching 18 new routes in the coming weeks, including both domestic and international options. It makes them the latest airline in the US to increase their offerings in the past few weeks, following in the footsteps of the likes of Spirit Airlines and WestJet, who also added …

As fears over the new Covid-19 variant named Omicron continue to grow, more countries are adding travel restrictions. Japan is one of the latest to do so, banning all foreign tourists from entering the country. This post will look at the new travel restrictions in Japan and how the variant is impacting global travel so …

Nicaragua reopened for tourism near the end of summer 2020, with most commercial flights returning to Managua by the start of October. One interesting detail about Nicaragua reopening for tourism is the fact that they never truly closed in the first place. During the height of the pandemic when many other nations sealed their borders, …

Many nations worldwide state travelers need a vaccine passport to enter the country and visit bars, shops, restaurants, cinemas, and indoor tourist attractions. However, we’ve found 10 countries without vaccine passports, which enables you to enter attractions without worrying about obtaining a health pass.   This list is not an exhaustive list, but our top recommendations …

The North African Country Will Stop All Flights For Two Weeks As of Monday morning, Morocco has suspended all incoming flights to the country. All air travel to the North African country will cease for at least two weeks. The move is the latest in a large number of preventative measures across the globe to …

The number of people traveling over the last week for the Thanksgiving holidays set a new pandemic record, statistics have confirmed. According to figures taken from a wide range of sources, such as the TSA’s security check records and data on car travel that the Automobile Association of America (AAA) analyzed, a new pandemic travel …

Dubai was one of the first cities in the world to fully reopen for tourism. Starting in early July, the UAE reopened borders to all nations, making Dubai one of the most accessible destinations during the pandemic.  Yes, Dubai is a city within the United Arab Emirates, but since our readers have been asking specifically …