The world’s largest passenger aircraft is making a comeback in the post-covid world, as travel demand is skyrocketing. It wasn’t too long ago when the A380 was officially retired by Airbus and airlines pulled the aircraft from its networks as the pandemic wreaked havoc on the travel industry. Over the past months, travel demand has …
Tourism and travel have made an astonishing return over the past few months. Crippled to it’s core by a global pandemic, tourism around the world grinded to a complete halt for 2 years. Now with an overwhelming amount of tourists visiting European hotspots, countries are taking steps to limit the number of visitors and prevent …
The Finnish Interior Ministry has reported that all coronavirus entry requirements will be lifted on June 30th for international travelers. Beginning June 30th, travelers visiting Finland will no longer be required to show proof of a negative test, vaccination status, or be subject to testing upon arrival. The decision comes after a recent extension of …
Now that Covid has finally been controlled and more countries are feeling the impetus to reopen for tourism, international travel is back with a vengeance. Passenger numbers for 2022 already (far) exceed the the last two years, and amid the surge, some pretty interesting travel trends are emerging: the growing fascination with solo travel is …
With more and more people around the world now working online, there are in fact over 45 countries that are welcoming digital nomads with long stay visas. Before we reveal the full list of the 46 nations that offer such visas, let’s first take a look at a few of the destinations that are proving …
It was announced on Wednesday that the Baltic nation of Estonia will be removing all of its entry requirements for international travelers, fully reopening after over two years. The announcement was made by officials on Wednesday, and the changes immediately went into effect. Which means that as of June 16, 2022, travelers won’t be subject …
As the world adjusts to post-pandemic travel once more, it’s clear that many things have changed for the worse – and we’re not just talking about mask-wearing or confusing entry requirements any more. There are new mainstays of the travel experience that travelers are encountering in growing numbers, and flight delays are amongst the most …
Summer is already in full swing at American Airlines. After resuming operations on this incredibly popular sunny destination across the pond, the U.S. carrier is now ramping up service to the Caribbean. More specifically, new flights are being added to Cozumel, one of the top rated beach areas in Mexico, and Montego Bay, Jamaica. Additionally, …
Despite having originated from grassroots movements in the 20th century, led by LGBTQ+ people fighting for their rights, Pride has evolved into more of a mainstream celebration in recent years. All across Europe and the Americas, it attracts millions of visitors and, in some places, even surpasses Carnival as the most hotly anticipated event of …
The European Union spent decades getting rid of its borders. Coronavirus brought them back. When the pandemic first washed across the bloc in early 2020, panicky countries restored border controls; people and trucks transporting everything from car parts to cabbages spent days in huge lines waiting to cross frontiers. Most air travel ended. Over the …
Europe’s summer travel chaos will only get worse. Now that travel demand is back to 2019 levels and most countries have removed entry rules, Europe as a whole is failing to handle higher passenger numbers amid reports of reduced airport staff. In Italy, the situation is particularly concerning, as operators have just announced strikes over …
Traveling between New York and Vancouver has just got a whole lot easier and more convenient – with JetBlue launching new daily direct flights between the two cities. The new route is available each day of the week – transporting passengers between the Big Apple’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Vancouver’s International Airport …