The European Union announced on Monday that it will remove the United States from its list of safe countries, with room for individual member states to make exceptions for fully vaccinated travelers. The recommendations include that nations of the EU reimpose travel restrictions for visitors from the U.S. New Guidance From The EU Officials of …

The EU discussed reimposing restrictions on U.S travelers yesterday because of rising cases of COVID-19 as the Delta variant spreads.  Slovenia — which holds the EU’s rotating presidency — recommended the change after cases in the US continue to rise. Slovenia is responsible for triggering an assessment of countries allowed into the European Union according …

The Covid-19 travel certificates currently being used by the United Kingdom and throughout the European Union are set to be integrated with the International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) Travel Pass. The move is bound to streamline the travel process the millions around the world, providing a convenient way to store important information for travelers. The …

Weeks after the EU and the United Kingdom opened to U.S based travelers, Bloomberg reports that the EU is considering reimposing restrictions on US travelers in a move that will anger the travel industry.  One of the main criteria for being on the safe list is a nation having fewer than 75 COVID-19 cases per …

Over the past few months, more and more countries across Europe altered their entry requirements to allow more travel to take place as it seemed the continent had turned a corner when it came to preventing the virus from spreading. However, the spread of the Delta variant has picked up the pace across the continent, …

With the recent spate of countries opening their borders and peeling back their restrictions, it can be hard to keep track of which places are taking it slower than others. Whilst the likes of Greece have opened their borders to all in a bid to kickstart tourism, others – such as their European neighbors Germany …

Much like Americans are fortunate enough to live in a country that offers travel experiences, seasons and destinations for all types of travelers, EU citizens are free to enjoy all Europe has to offer this summer, following the decision to allow cross-border travel. Yet whilst those from Spanish beach towns are free to kayak between …

It’s been a great week to be an American traveler. Not only have more and more countries begun to ease their restrictions, giving American travelers more options for vacations this summer, but the European Union has updated its list of countries whose citizens and residents should be allowed to travel to its member states – …

While many European Countries have already opened to vaccinated Americans, including Spain and France, few have opened to unvaccinated travelers. That could change soon, as today the 27 EU member states recommended adding the US to its white list regardless of their vaccination status. This means both vaccinated and unvaccinated American travelers could potentially travel …

Forget sunglasses, clutch bags or designer face masks – it seems the must-have travel accessory of the summer is a Covid-19 travel certificate. Love them or loathe them, their adoption by countries around the world means that their use is set to be key to fuss-free travel in the coming months. The EU’s long-awaited travel …

If you’ve been wishing for a summer of cafes, museums, and sightseeing in the world’s number one tourist destination, all of this will be possible in less than one week. France has officially confirmed that vaccinated tourists from most countries worldwide, including Americans and Canadians, can visit starting next Wednesday. France Reopening June 9th For …

If you’re a Canadian dreaming of spending the summer in Italy, that reality just became one step closer. Air Canada is the first Canadian airline to announce they will begin operating COVID-tested flights to Rome, Italy from Toronto and Montréal starting early July. Air Canada Launching Covid-tested Flights to Italy in July Air Canada has announced …