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.  …

The pandemic has certainly put a spotlight on the digital nomad lifestyle and made remote working more mainstream and commonplace. With many people used to being stuffed into cubicles and now realizing their jobs can be done anywhere with a Wi-Fi connection, new possibilities are opening up. Now, more countries than ever before are offering …

We didn’t think this would be a list we would ever have to make but COVID-19 isn’t going away anytime soon. While some destinations have closed their borders completely, others have decided to embrace the new normal and bring travelers back regardless of the risks.  This is not a list of the ‘safest’ destinations or …

Argentina’s lockdown has been extended once again, scheduled to last until at least October 11, 2020. President Alberto Fernández’ announcement of the quarantine extension will effectively suspend international flights that were hoping to resume on October 1, and will keep borders closed for international tourism. Police force controls quarantine in Buenos Aires Decree 754/2020 issued …

The government of Uruguay has made the tough decision to keep international borders closed a little longer, until at least October 31, in part of because the extremely high rates in neighboring nations. Uruguay has been the most successful nation in all of Latin America to combat the spread and outbreak of Covid-19 within its …

Over 12 million tourists flocked to Denmark annually before the pandemic. Known for its stunning architecture and beautiful palaces, the country has slowly opened its borders and started to rebuild its tourism sector.  Here are the latest COVID-19 entry requirements for Denmark in 2022 and everything you need to know before booking your trip.  Aerial …

On September 1st, Bolivia has reopened air borders and is once again allowing international commercial flights to operate. Since they first closed their borders on March 17th to help combat the spread of the virus, the nation has seen many lockdowns and curfews imposed on its citizens. The Bolivian government just extended the current national …

Netherlands is one of the most visited countries in the world, receiving over 17 million annual visitors prior to the pandemic.  The country is now looking to revitalize its tourism sector after being decimated by the coronavirus.   Below are all the latest COVID-19 entry requirements for the Netherlands in 2021 and everything you need to …

Egypt has announced new COVID-19 entry requirements that all travelers will need to follow when entering the country.  Due to a recent surge of infections, Egypt is adding new testing requirements to ensure the safety of its people and visitors to the country. Here is everything travelers need to know before booking their trip to …

Georgia, a nation smack-dab between Europe and Asia, has announced the official launch of their much-anticipated Digital Nomad Visa program, called “Remotely From Georgia.” If 2020 brought us anything beneficial, I would have to say it’s the new global excitement of being able to work remotely, and not necessarily having to be chained to one …

Italy is one of the most beautiful countries in the world bursting with rich history, culture, gorgeous beaches and stunning architecture.  With over 60 million annual tourists, Italy is the fifth most visited country in the world.  Here are all the latest 2021 COVID-19 entry requirements for Italy all travelers need to know before booking …

With its rich history, colorful architecture, castles, mountains, delicious food and beer, its no wonder why Germany continues to be one of the top destinations for international travelers in the world.  Germany has reopened its doors for tourism and is hoping to revitalize its economy after being shut down due to the pandemic. On May 13, …