There’s no stopping Delta now that the world has finally reopened following two years of strict Covid lockdowns. In spite of the current issues facing the aviation sector, ranging from logistical problems to crippling staffing shortages, the airline is bouncing back, having announced new direct flights to three amazing international destinations. With two of them …
Israel has become the latest nation to drop all COVID-19 entry requirements. The nation’s ministry of health said on Tuesday (May 17th) that they would ease the entry rules on Saturday, May 21st. The director of the Israel Government Tourist Office in London, Sharon Ehrlich Bershadsky, said: “This is the news we have been waiting …
Originally one of the strictest countries when it came to entry restrictions during Covid, Israel is now taking a courageous step and scrapping the vaccination requirement for foreign visitors. This means that, starting March 1 all foreigners will be welcome regardless of vaccination status, including unvaccinated Americans and Canadians. Having been completely off-limits for nearly …
American Airlines is looking to make a huge expansion to their international route map for 2022. Beginning May 6th, 2022, American Airlines will launch a new route from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport direct to Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, Israel. This will become the third non-stop American Airlines flight direct from the U.S. to …
Israel Reopens Its Borders From January 9th, 2022, Israel has decided to reopen tourism from all countries, including travelers from the United States. The rules will go into effect on Sunday and will enable fully vaccinated and fully recovered travelers to enter if they meet pre-departure and post-arrival testing requirements. Israel cracked down on international …
As the Omicron variant continues to spread across the globe, so do travel restrictions. Today, Israel announced that they are banning travel to the U.S., Canada, and eight other countries over concerns of the variant. Israel Adds U.S. To No-Fly List Today, Israel announced that they will be added the United States to its “no-fly” …
As fears about the new COVID-19 variant spread, Israel has banned foreigners from entering the country for 14 days to halt the spread of the new Omicron strain. According to local media, the ban will begin at midnight on Sunday following full cabinet approval, making it the first country in the world to implement a …
Israel has become the latest of a growing list of countries to reveal that its borders are finally opening at long last for travelers who have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19. Situated at the crossroads of three continents – Europe, Asia and Africa – Israel is a destination full of cultural, historical and religious significance, …
Israel is set to allow small groups of foreign tourists to visit for the first time since May, when it opens its doors to small groups of foreign tourists later this month. The move is set to serve as a beacon of hope for many travelers, at a time when other countries are doubling down …
Israel was planning on reopening to vaccinated tourists on July 1st. However, thanks to a growing rise in cases of the Delta variant, travelers will have to wait longer. The world regards Israel as one of the world’s greatest vaccination success stories. The nation took the lead in the global vaccination drive in the early days. However, …
Despite supply issues in different countries and regions, the drive to get people vaccinated against coronavirus continues to make progress around the world. Whilst the seemingly never-ending pandemic drags on well past a year in length, more and more incentives to receive the Covid-19 vaccine are becoming apparent. Just this week, Israel and Greece announced …
With the travel industry responsible for billions of dollars around the world, it comes as little surprise that businesses in the industry are searching for the best way to ensure travel can restart again in a safe manner sooner rather than later. As vaccination campaigns pick up the pace around the world, there is one …