Just days after easing travel restrictions to enter the country, the United Kingdom has taken another step towards resuming international travel by slashing its red list from 54 to just 7 countries. Traffic Light System Overhauled Earlier this week, new rules were announced that overhauled England’s current Covid-19 rules governing international travel and replaced the …

New travel rules officially come into place in England today, making it easier for American and Canadian travelers to visit. The new rules overhaul England’s current Covid-19 rules governing international travel and replace the traffic light system. This post will look at the new entry requirements and how it’s impacting travel. What Are The New …

Traveling to England just got a little easier. In an attempt to boost the tourism industry for the upcoming months, officials in London laid out a plan today that will ease Covid restrictions for international arrivals, according to Reuters. The changes for these travel rules are set to be in place starting October 4th. Britain’s …

England’s historic capital can be notoriously expensive to navigate, so here we share tips that’ll make your cash go further in good old London town. Getting around London’s comprehensive underground transport network (aka the Tube) is fast and efficient. The most economical way to get around is to buy a visitor Oyster card, a smartcard …

England may be a compact country, but its sprawling cities boast a fascinating and rich potpourri of history, culture, cuisine and entertainment. Here are five you need to visit. York York is the epicentre of England’s Roman and Viking legacy, and everywhere in its handsome 2,000 year old streets you’ll find evidence of an enthralling, …

The United Kingdom is opening up to vaccinated Americans without a quarantine starting today. To keep up with demand, one of the countries main airlines, British Airways, is adding thousands of seats on its UK-US routes. Demand For Travel To England Is Surging Since the UK government announced the removal of quarantine for fully-vaccinated EU …

Travel during the pandemic has been a bit of a minefield, with the restrictions of different countries seemingly changing on an almost daily basis. From vaccine passports to travel bubbles, all manner of solutions have been mooted as governments around the world try to find the safest way to resume travel. However, vaccine passports aren’t …

England is one of the most visited countries in the world, with millions of travelers flocking to its shores each year to visit London, to take in the royal palaces and to sample its wonderful country lifestyle. Covid-19, with its associated restrictions and measures, may have made England less appealing to prospective travelers, but that …

The prime minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, has laid out a roadmap for easing Covid-19 restrictions, including the ban on international travel. He announced that international travel may resume May 17th, 2021, at the earliest, as he set out a four-stage plan for the easing of England’s latest Covid-19 restrictions.  Johnson is one of the …

Since it was discovered that the UK was to introduce its own quarantine rules, various commentators spent the weeks speculating about the details and possible scenarios that British travelers might face. Yesterday, the government revealed the details about the UK’s system of quarantine – with the reality being that it is more expensive and tougher …

With the number of daily cases of Covid-19 continuing to rise in the UK, including the country’s largest number of cases in a single day since the pandemic began recorded this week, Ireland has decided to extend the travel ban imposed on the country. A popular time to travel between the two countries, the news …

The UK government has officially launched the ‘Test to Release’ program for arrivals into England as of December 15, 2020. The Test To Release program allows arrivals into England to perform a PCR test in order to shorten quarantine times from the standard 10 days, down to as short as 5 days. However, participating in …