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An agreement has been reached between United States and Canada to keep the border closed to all non-essential travel for another month, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced. The extension on the existing agreement means that the border restrictions will stay in place until June 21, even as parts of both countries begin gradually reopening.  …

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Southwest Airlines will be returning to the Mexico tourism destinations of Cabo and Cancun as of June 7th. Southwest  is slowly making a return to international travel. The airline is one of the first to make the shift back to international operations since the coronavirus pandemic disrupted most flights outside of the United States. In a …

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In a public address, the Governor of Quintana Roo says that the return of tourism will be based on a new normal, which will include rapid testing of incoming travelers for Covid-19.  The Governor of Quintana Roo participated in a virtual meeting with members of the cabinet of the Government of Mexico, led by the …

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A tourist from New York was arrested in Hawaii after he posted beach pictures on Instagram when he was supposed to be in quarantine. The 23-year-old man was arrested for violating Hawaii’s mandatory 14-day quarantine rule and for “unsworn falsification to authority,” the Hawaii governor’s office said in a statement. He arrived in O’ahu on Monday …

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Families have found a safe summer vacation causing demand to skyrocket at RV dealerships.  With Covid-19 still on the minds of travelers, families are looking for a safe way to still get away on vacation.  Get ready for the summer of the RV!  As the coronavirus continues to wreak havoc on the industry, the demand …

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Universal Studios in Orlando, Fla., announced that it will be partially reopening the CityWalk section of its Orlando theme park on Thursday. While the remainder of the parks will remain closed amid the coronavirus pandemic, guests will be able to visit some of the area’s restaurants and shopping venues. Update! Starting 5/14 select #UniversalCityWalk venues will open from …

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Even as public-health officials warn that reopening the economy will lead to “needless suffering and death,” a sizable share of Americans are still planning to take a road trip this summer. Thirty-one percent of Americans said they plan to go on a summer road trip, according to a new survey of more than 1,800 people …

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Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Tuesday that U.S and Canadian officials are in talks regarding the reopening of the land border to non-essential travel.  The two countries negotiated a mutual ban on non-essential travel in both directions in mid-March, an agreement that explicitly exempted the flow of trade and commerce, as well as …

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As International travel begins to reopen, American tourists may find themselves locked out of traveling to many countries that are trying to prevent the spread of Covid-19. Travel has been one of the most deeply gutted industries of the global coronavirus pandemic, so it should come as no surprise that many countries that rely on …

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WestJet flights to Mexico have been cancelled until at least June 24th.  On Sunday, it was announced that WestJet is extending flight cancellations into July, due to an unprecedented lack of demand. Around 18,000 flights between May and June are expected to have been affected so far. In an announcement on Sunday, one of Canada’s major airlines confirmed that …

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Many provincial borders are closed to non-residents this May Long Weekend While some government-imposed social distancing measures are being eased up among the provinces and territories, many checkpoints and travel restrictions remain in place. Here’s what you need to know about the travel policies in each province and territory for May long weekend. B.C. While the …

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Ready to travel?  There are now 21 long-haul routes to Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe and far South America that U.S. airlines are flying. The dramatic pull back of long-haul international air service by U.S. airlines hit bottom in April, but American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Hawaiian Airlines and United Airlines are bringing back several routes in …

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