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Just as many countries were recovering from their first major Covid-19 waves, a new phenomenon came along to worry about – mutated strains of the virus. Making large headlines in December and prior to the new year, the discovery of different virus strains led to many countries slamming their borders closed to offending countries, such …

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The expiry for Canada’s sunny destination flight ban is quickly approaching on April 30, 2021, which has Canadian airlines crossing their fingers for international travel resuming as early as May 1st.   On January 31, 2021 Canada adopted one of the strictest border entry restriction procedures in the world by effectively shutting down all inbound …

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The British have had a tough time of the pandemic over the past year. Not only do they have some of the worst Covid-19 statistics on the planet, the Brits have been forced to endure Christmas, New Year and now Easter under a strict lockdown. Their impressive attempt at vaccination and hopes of a summer …

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Aviation industry leaders Airlines for America (A4A), International Air Transport Association (IATA), US Travel Association, among others, have called on the Biden Administration to lift travel restrictions and reopen borders for all international tourists by the first of May.  A letter written to the White House on Monday urges the federal government to develop a …

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Millions of Americans are taking to the skies or hitting the road as vaccinations advance and the active case count declines. TSA checkpoint data recorded upwards of one million travelers each day over the past ten days. Meanwhile, President Biden announced that adults across all 50 states will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine by …

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Whilst it may be considered trivial in the grand scheme of things, sports are a large part of people’s lives, and they have been hit hard by the pandemic. From piped-in crowd sounds to players playing in front of empty stadiums, following sports from a distance has proved hard to stomach for many once die-hard …

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Miami beach has imposed an emergency curfew from 8 PM to 6 AM due to out-of-control spring break crowds trashing restaurants and gathering in the streets in thousands without masks or social distancing. The popular tourist spot is facing an influx of spring break travelers as much of the country remains under restrictions because of …

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Cozumel mayor Pedro Joaquín Delbouis has announced in a press release that Royal Caribbean will return to the island of Cozumel in June. The sailings will resume June 12 from Nassau and will visit Royal Caribbean’s private island, Perfect Day at CocoCay, Grand Bahama Island and Cozumel, Mexico. The seven day voyages will go on sale …

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Quite early into the pandemic, several routes around the world were cut by airlines of all sizes, with travel having dried up as a result of the numerous restrictions and banning orders put into place by various countries. However, as travel seems to be turning towards normality once more, there has been a spate of …

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Morocco reopened its borders in September 2020 to 67 countries including the United States and Canada. 2021 Updates on Morocco’s Temporary Restrictions The Government of Morocco has extended the country’s “Health State of Emergency” until April 10, 2021. A nationwide curfew between the hours of 9:00 PM and 6:00 AM is in place until March 30, 2021. Restaurants, stores, …

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With the uncertainty presented by the global pandemic, it’s no wonder that airlines have eased their ticket policies during this unprecedented time. However, with domestic travel picking up in recent days, airlines are about to retract some of their current flexibility.  Starting March 31, most U.S. carriers will withdraw waivers on change fees for the …

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The four Atlantic Canada premiers have issued a statement that the Atlantic provinces will enter into a travel bubble by mid-April, with hope that restrictions to visitors from the rest of Canada could be lifted by early July. This means that residents of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, and New Brunswick will …

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