While Canadians are having to wait up to 4 months to be fully vaccinated, the United States is giving them out like candy. First it was Alaska to begin offering free vaccines to all arriving tourists and now New York will give the one dose J & J (Johnson and Johnson) vaccine to all tourists …
Covid-19 variants continue to be a concern across Canada, causing Health Canada to amend its travel protocols for incoming travelers and opposition leaders calling on the federal government for a complete ban on international travel. New Travel Protocols for Travelers Entering Canada In a notice shared today, Health Canada announced that “all travelers must take …
Alaska has announced it will be offering Covid-19 vaccines free of charge to all arriving tourists beginning June 1. This includes all international travelers. Starting on June 1, any tourist traveling to Alaska will be offered a Pfizer or Moderna vaccine. The free vaccines will be available at the Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau or Ketchikan airports. …
People from around the world have been traveling to the United States to receive their Covid-19 vaccine due to slow roll outs in their home countries. Top health regulators in the U.S. have resumed the use of the one shot Johnson and Johnson vaccine. Many travelers have reported entering the United States, receiving the one …
Backpacking? Island hopping? City breaks? These distant memories are set to be things of the past, because there’s a new type of travel in town – vaccine tourism. With the Covid-19 vaccine set to become almost a literal must-have in order to travel this summer, putting travel and vaccines together seems the perfect solution to …
Vaccinations are moving at lightning speed in the U.S. and many states have now opened eligibility to all adults over the age of 18. This also includes out of state and even out of country travelers currently in the U.S. Snowbirds Will and Mona Presley from Ontario, Canada have already had their first shot and are …
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 almost 20 percent of the U.S. population fully vaccinated, U.S. states are making it easier than ever to get the Covid-19 vaccine. Biden directed states to widen the vaccine eligibility to people 18 or older by April 19, two weeks earlier than the May 1 deadline he had announced previously. Many states are now …
Whilst the world has been experiencing unprecedented times, it has been hard for governments to strike the balance between public safety and public sanity. Throughout the pandemic, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has endeavored to keep Americans safe by analyzing any potential risks to health and issuing guidelines as a result of …
The Caribbean has long since been a popular destination for American travelers, and those coming from further afield. With its laid-back way of life perfectly complemented by palm tree-lined beaches and crystal clear waters, it’s not hard to see why people flock to its various islands in their droves. Whilst the pandemic has seen much …
Now that we are a year into the pandemic, we know how difficult traveling has become. With constant rules changes, new regulations and the constant enforcement and repealing of restrictions, travel has quickly changed from the best thing in our lives to something that can be a bit of a nightmare. It’s the same for …
A trend is emerging in the cruising industry where many cruise lines are now requiring passengers to be vaccinated for Covid-19 prior to sailing. Cruise lines are eager to restart sailings but want to provide the safest way possible for their guests to return to sea. With the growing population of Americans that have been …