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Air Canada Rouge which is a low cost subsidiary of Air Canada is suspending all flights amid the new travel restrictions announced by the Canadian government. “As a result of our suspension of all flights to the Caribbean and Mexico at the request of the Canadian government, we are again pausing our Rouge operations effective …

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The Quintana Roo Tourism Promotion Council has announced the addition of new flights from Portugal, France, Spain and Germany.   Darío Flota Ocampo, Director of the Tourism Promotion Council confirmed that flights from Portugal will resume on Monday. Additionally France and Germany are increasing flight frequency while Spain will resume flights in March.  Air France has …

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Canada adopts one of the toughest border entry restriction procedures in the world by effectively shutting down all inbound and outbound travel and now requiring citizens returning home to quarantine in a hotel until they can prove they are negative for the virus. PM Justin Trudeau announced this morning during a press conference that he …

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In a recurrence of what recently transpired over the Thanksgiving holiday, the U.S is witnessing a surge in travel for Christmas.  The total number of travelers over the weekend set a new record for the highest amount over a single weekend during the pandemic. An average of over one million travelers passed through TSA checkpoints …

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Remember the time when all you needed was a passport to travel? It may be gone for now but this guide will definitely make things a little easier for navigating the COVID travel world.  Since the beginning of the pandemic, Travel Off Path has been following border restrictions and entry requirements 24 hours a day.  …

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Travelers around the world have received a boost from the news that two COVID-19 vaccines with over 90% effectiveness rates are in the final stages of development. The news comes as a welcome ray of light for those seeking to travel abroad, in a year which has otherwise been clouded by the collapse of overseas …

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Want to travel to Barbados this winter, but can’t get your pre-flight PCR test done in time? Now, in an attempt to attract more tourists back, Barbados will send a company out to your home to test you before you fly in, guaranteeing you get your results in time. Many American and Canadian travelers have …

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While the U.S. Department of State and CDC continue to warn that traveling is unsafe, you might start seeing more and more of your friends posting beach pics from Mexico. What gives? Are you being overly cautious or are they risking their lives by traveling? Trust me, it’s gone through our own heads a million …

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The UK will enter a second lockdown due to surging virus cases, starting on Thursday, November 5 until at least December 2, 2020. The lockdown across England will include the closure of all non-essential businesses and services, with the exception of schools and essential shops, further limiting of personal networks and a general stay at home …

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The Canadian government has announced that large cruise ships will not be allowed until at least the end of February, 2021. Transport Minister, Marc Garneau made the announcement from his Twitter account on Thursday October 29th.  “Our Govt is announcing an extension of the measures regarding cruise ships & pleasure crafts in Canada until February …

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Carnival Cruises is not canceling all 2020 sailings amid the CDC’s decision to extend the no sail order until October 31st, 2020. Some media reports have claimed that Carnival has already cancelled the rest of the 2020 season. According to their official website and press release there are still 21 cruises departing from their home …

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The United States government has dropped its level 4 ‘Do Not Travel’ warning for Mexico.  Back on August 6th, the U.S. removed its global level 4 travel warning but slapped Mexico with an individual ‘do not travel’ advisory due to COVID-19.  As of September 8th, the level 4 advisory for Mexico has been downgraded to …

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