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Indonesia will reopen Bali to all international visitors on February 4. However, travelers will have to undergo a short quarantine period as the nation seeks to revive tourism on the island. The news comes after Indonesia removed its ban on foreign arrivals on January 18.  Despite Bali technically reopening in 2021, only a handful of …

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Lufthansa, the flag carrier airline for Germany, and the second largest airline in Europe has announced new additions to their international route map, expanding to two cities in the United States. Currently, the German airline flies to 18 different cities around the United States, to places such as Los Angeles, Orlando, and New York, but …

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As one of the Caribbean nations with some of the strictest Covid measures still in place right now, Jamaica seems to be finally ready to move onto a phase where the virus is treated as an endemic disease, tentatively removing existing curbs on social life, including a long-standing curfew. Ever since Omicron first arrived, other …

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Going on a vacation to a cold-weather destination can offer an incredibly beautiful and memorable trip. Packing, however, can feel complicated. Here are 7 tips for packing for a trip somewhere cold or snowy that will make the process a breeze! 1. Layer Up One of the best ways to both stay warm and cut …

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If you’re planning on traveling to the Cancun region over the next few weeks, know that some tourist areas will be monitored to see if Covid health and safety protocols are being followed. As the Quintana Roo state received ‘Orange’ status last week in the country’s epidemiological traffic light system, officials are working to keep …

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Known as the Pearl of the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka is famous for its stunning range of biodiversity, its rich culture and, of course, its fiery cuisine. From the hustle and bustle of city life in Colombo, to its stunning tea plantations and unmissable beaches, travelers arrive on the shores of Sri Lanka in their …

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Full Rundown Of Airline Rebooking Policies The US East Coast is once again facing brutal winter conditions, continuing what has already been a chaotic first month of 2022 for airlines. Mass cancelations are being seen across the region. Historic levels of snowfall are being forecast in what is the first major blizzard in the area …

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Royal Caribbean is set to launch the world’s largest cruise ship in March. The biggest name in the cruise industry took delivery of the world’s largest ship that will see the record-breaking vessel take set sail on cruises around both the Caribbean and Europe later this year. The ship, aptly named Wonder of the Seas, …

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Earlier this week, the U.S. consulate in Tijuana issued a “health alert” warning for citizens to avoid visiting St. Luke’s Hospital in Cabo San Lucas.  The warning comes after a series of complaints over a number of years from U.S. citizens. Treatment such as overcharging, harassment, corruption and withholding IDs have been cited by patients. …

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The Philippines Finally Reopens The Philippines is officially reopening for tourism from February 10th for citizens from 150 countries—including the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. The Southeast Asia nation had planned to reopen in December 2021, but the Omicron variant pushed things back.  Tourism Secretary, Berna Romulo-Puyat, said in a statement: …

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Officials in Puerto Rico recently announced that the U.S. territory will be easing some of its entry requirements for American travelers. Effective February 2, fully vaccinated visitors from the U.S. mainland to the island will no longer have to present a negative Covid test result before entry. The 7-day quarantine requirement that’s currently in place …

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Travelers planning trips to Hawaii in the coming months have been handed a boost, after it was revealed that those who have received their Covid-19 booster shots would not need to test before entry or go into quarantine upon arrival. Traditionally a popular destination with American travelers, Hawaii’s strict entry rules and restrictions have been …

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