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Several of the biggest names in the cruise industry have been forced to cancel some of their upcoming cruise offerings as the cruise world endures some choppy waters once more. The blow comes following the industry’s ongoing battles with the spread of Covid-19 on board, which has been a persistent struggle in the wake of …

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Tough January For Airline Passengers Continues The winter storm that battered the East Coast of the United States continues to cause massive flight delays and cancellations. Charlotte Douglas Airport was the worst affected. Much of the east coast saw temperatures plummet over the weekend along with a variety of heavy snowfall and freezing rain, causing …

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If you have plans to travel to France this year, a booster dose of the Covid vaccine will be required in order to be eligible for France’s new vaccine pass. The pass will be required to visit venues such as museums and restaurants. Legislation passed in the France National Assembly on Sunday in a vote …

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Costa Rica is one of a select number of countries open to American travelers right now with very few restrictions. After enjoying an extremely successful 2021 on the tourism front, and with officials having high hopes for the year ahead, the country is once again firmly rejecting tightening entry requirements. Due to its relatively relaxed …

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Thailand Edges Closer To Reopening Quarantine-Free Travel  Thailand’s Health Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, will propose reinstating the Test & Go system to speed up the economic recovery and win back overseas visitors. The minister said on Monday he will ask the Center for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) to remove restrictions stepped up …

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Visitors to the Mexican Caribbean who are looking to travel off the beaten path will soon be able to hop on a ‘Mayan Train‘ towards at least two brand new destinations, while still benefitting from stronger connectivity between existing tourist hotspots like Cancún and Tulum. As announced by Javier May Rodríguez, the new general director …

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Traveling is something a lot of us enjoy and love, but it can also get pricey. If you’re looking to plan a vacation that’s not only fun and memorable but also budget-friendly, here are 7 tips to help you out! 1. Set A Budget The first thing you’re going to want to do is set …

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Traveling in 2022 brings uncertainty and anxiousness of the unknown, especially with delays, cancellations, and other hurdles due to the recent Omicron surge. Travel won’t be the same for a long time but there’s one thing you can do to protect your health before departing.  Get a Covid-19 travel insurance policy that doesn’t have exclusions …

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Most countries worldwide have now reopened for Canadian tourists, but what does that mean for travel insurance, especially policies that cover Covid-19. Despite it being 2022, some Canadian travel insurance companies are still not offering complete coverage, especially when it comes to cancellations or delays as a result of the virus.  However, we have some …

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The Governor has announced that the state of Quintana Roo, which is home to the popular resort city of Cancun, will remain at the ‘Yellow’ alert warning level for the week of January 17th to the 23rd. Governor Carlos Joaquín said the despite the record breaking cases over the last two days, hospital capacity remains …

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