Travel is most certainly back on the menu and, whilst the international options offered to Americans may be taking all the headlines, it should not go unnoticed that there’s movement of the domestic travel front, too. Both California and New York – two of the country’s most popular destinations for both international and domestic tourists …

Although there were some positive signs that Canada could ease border restrictions this month, the government has extended travel restrictions with the US again until July 21st. Canada-US Border Closure Extended Until July 21st The travel restrictions between the two countries were first imposed in March 2020 in response to the Covid-19 pandemic and have …

Italy has decided to remove quarantine restrictions on US and Canadian travelers in a bid to bring North American travelers back to Italy this summer.  In the Facebook post, Italy’s Health Minister Roberto Speranza stated that Italy would allow entry from EU member countries, the U.S, Canada, and Japan if they meet the Green Certificate …

Whilst their travel updates are appreciated by travelers the world over, it’s safe to say the CDC has few admirers left in the cruise industry. Frustrated by restrictions that kept cruises at bay for months, cruise lines and politicians alike have voiced their displease at the CDC’s handling of the pandemic.A few months ago, the …

It’s been a great week to be an American traveler. Not only have more and more countries begun to ease their restrictions, giving American travelers more options for vacations this summer, but the European Union has updated its list of countries whose citizens and residents should be allowed to travel to its member states – …

As countries around the world continue to lower their travel restrictions and begin to reap the benefits of both inbound and outbound travel, the sense of frustration in the UK is palpable. Despite some of the most impressive vaccination statistics, the British government is reluctant to ease restrictions to the level the general public would …

Seeing vaccinated travelers allowed to enter destinations once more is becoming quite the regular occurrence, with dozens of countries now letting the inoculated across their borders in time for summer. What is less common, is seeing reduced restrictions for those who have yet to be vaccinated, for one reason or another. However, in the last …

Switzerland has set out its plan to reopen to international tourists – including U.S. travelers – who’ve had a COVID-19 vaccine from June 28th. The move follows many of Switzerland’s European neighbors, which reopened for vaccinated tourists in the last month. These nations include France, Portugal, Spain, Greece, and Denmark.  *note: This news story was …

Malta has decided to reopen its borders to US travelers from 40 states from June 17th in a push to restart tourism. Unlike many other EU nations that have also decided to recently allow the U.S., Malta is not requiring visitors to be fully vaccinated. Travelers from the U.S. will need evidence of a negative …

On July 16, 2020 , the government of Bosnia and Herzegovina lifted travel bans on most countries and started officially reopening the nation for tourism. Now as of mid-2021, entry for tourism is easier.  Bosnia and Herzegovina is now allowing all countries and passengers to visit, but there are some important entry requirements every traveler …

While many European Countries have already opened to vaccinated Americans, including Spain and France, few have opened to unvaccinated travelers. That could change soon, as today the 27 EU member states recommended adding the US to its white list regardless of their vaccination status. This means both vaccinated and unvaccinated American travelers could potentially travel …

As countries around the world begin slowly reopening their borders and easing travel restrictions, it has been interesting observing the different approaches to doing so. Some countries appear to be more spontaneous in their actions, announcing changes with immediate effect, whereas others wait until certain criteria have been met before setting a date in the …