Travelers can also participate in the airline’s “1 Year Anniversary Sweepstakes” to earn free flights for a year Avelo Airlines, the ultra-low-cost carrier headquartered in Houston, recently announced 5 new routes in the United States as part of their anniversary celebration.  In June and July, the airline will be offering non-stop flights on the East …

Tourists must consider that new passports processing times can take up to 11 weeks and that many countries require 6 months of passport validity Now that many Americans are resuming their international travel plans and it is expected to see a high peak during summer, the U.S State Department shared relevant information for travelers to …

It’s no secret that Mexico has become one of the hottest travel destinations over the past few years (and before that, frankly). And now with the demand has come the supply. Whether you’re looking for a new fascinating city to explore in the mountains of northern Mexico or re-visit an old favorite, your next Mexican …

Here we go again. After Thailand removed all testing requirements for vaccinated tourists, many believed it was finally prepared to abandon its infamously strict Covid policies. Although entry procedures have been simplified, those who had been expecting a full reopening to follow will be surprised to learn the country is, in fact, planning to launch …

Are you considering visiting Cancun this summer? If so—you’ll need to hurry up and get your hotel booked.  Cancun hotels are already at 90% occupancy for the summer months. Post COVID-19 recovery rates for Cancun hotels continue to surprise locals, with many hotels reaching 90% occupancy levels until late July; this means Cancun could be …

A recent survey has revealed the top 5 countries that American travelers plan on traveling to this year. With 2022 now looking considerably more restriction-free than the year that came before it, Americans are set to make up for lost time this summer when it comes to travel – and these five destinations are firmly …

A hugely popular part of the world for both backpackers and luxury holidaymakers alike, Southeast Asia has struggled over the past couple of years as its once-strict entry requirements decimated the levels of tourism that the region had grown accustomed to. Today however, the situation is markedly different from how it was at the start …

Located on the east coast, New Jersey may not be as overwhelmingly iconic as its neighbor New York, but there’s still plenty to do in this state! Here are 10 off-the-beaten-path suggestions for your 2022 trip to Jersey.  1. Rent A Swan Boat At Wesley Lake Head over to Asbury Park’s Wesley Lake to enjoy …

The Caribbean Returns To Normal This year, countries throughout the Caribbean have dropped many travel restrictions since the start of the pandemic; as it remains one of the most popular destinations for U.S. tourists. With that said, there are Caribbean nations that still have travel restrictions—such as mandatory vaccination, testing, and passenger locator forms—which can …

Once again leading the way among countries, Mexico has made the remarkable decision to officially treat Covid as endemic and end its famous color-coded warning system for Covid. Throughout the pandemic, the system had been used to categorize different Mexican states as either green, yellow or red based on pandemic trends. The darker the color …

Malaysia has removed all of its Covid-19 testing requirements for fully vaccinated visitors entering the country – from May 1. Other mandatory requirements for travelers – some of which also apply to Malaysian residents – are also being removed from the same date. What Are The Current Entry Requirements For Vaccinated Travelers Entering Malaysia? Since …

Unvaccinated visitors are now able to enter Colombia for tourism purposes with proof of a negative Covid-19 test result, as of May 1, 2022. The nation had previously banned entry – in November 2021 – for individuals that had not received their vaccination against Covid-19. What Were Colombia’s Previous Entry Requirements? There is no doubt …