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11/12/2023

Tour sul trenino del Bernina
📅 28 Dicembre
📌Partenza da Torino
💺Posti limitati
Prezzo € 99
viaggio e biglietto del treno incluso
👇 Info e prenotazioni

Affascinate tour di un giorno sul Trenino del Bernina. Goditi i magnifici panorami delle Alpi svizzere e ammira il ghiacciaio del Morterastsch attraverso il viaggio sul trenino rosso del Bernina. Partenza in bus da Brescia, visita di St Moritz.

10/07/2023

05/02/2023

Brescia e Sirmione. Tour di un giorno
🕍 Brescia Città della cultura 2023
🚐 Partenza in bus

https://www.taotravel.it/brescia-e-sirmione

Visita di Brescia, città della cultura 2023- e Sirmione perla del Lago di Garda

07/08/2022

⛰ STROMBOLI
📍 Eolie islands.
Right now!

17/02/2022

Varenna
Lake Como

14/11/2021

http://wix.to/VDK7yPz

Experiences from Milan to Venice, Verona, Bernina express. Pick up from your hotel.

28/10/2021

21/07/2021

V I E S T E 📍

Puglia 🇮🇹

Foto di sebastiano iervolino da Pixabay 📸

19/07/2021

📍R A G U S A

Sicily 🇮🇹

Photo by Benjamin Huggett on Unsplash

19/07/2021

📍M O D I C A

Sicily 🇮🇹

Photo by Carlo Alberto Burato on Unsplash

29/06/2021

Porto Venere

29/06/2021

Vernazza

06/05/2021

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/may/05/italy-could-reopen-to-foreign-tourists-from-mid-may-says-pm

‘Green pass’ will apply to travellers who have recovered from Covid, been vaccinated or tested negative

05/05/2021

The Italian government has announced the introduction of a new Covid 'green pass' for travel.
Italy is "ready to welcome back the world", Prime Minister Mario Draghi said, as he confirmed a 'green pass' for international travel will be launched in mid-May.
The Italian 'green pass' will certify that the holder had either been fully vaccinated, had tested negative for coronavirus within the past 48 hours, or had already contracted and recovered from Covid-19. "All you need is a simple piece of paper certifying that you respect the rules," and that either "you're vaccinated, you're immune because you've had the disease, or you have had a negative test

01/05/2021

CASTEL DEL MONTE
Puglia

26/04/2021

https://www.taotravel.it/small-and-private-group-1

The best private tour packages in Italy-

26/04/2021

L E V A N T O, 📸
Five lands 😍

Liguria 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

💚💚💚💚💚💚🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Photo by Florian Urigüen on Unsplash

26/04/2021

S I R A C U S E ❤ O R T I G I A 🤩

🇮🇹 Sicily 🇮🇹

💚💚💚💚💚💚
🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Foto di Anna Vicentini da Pixabay

26/04/2021

Europe Unveils Plans to Open to Vaccinated Americans

The wait is over: American travelers who have been fully vaccinated for COVID-19 may soon enter the European Union, the head of the European Commission said.

Fully vaccinated U.S. travelers should soon be able to bypass the more than year-long ban on travel to Europe, the head of the European Commission told The New York Times on April 25.

The European Union “will accept, unconditionally, all those who are vaccinated with vaccines that are approved by E.M.A. (the European Medicines Agency),” Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, told the NYTimes. The three vaccines that have been approved for use in the United States—Pfizer/BioNTech, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson—have all been approved for use in Europe.

“This will enable free movement and the travel to the European Union,” she said.

Von der Leyen did not say exactly when the European Commission would formalize its recommendations to allow vaccinated Americans to bypass the current ban on travel to Europe. But other European leaders have indicated that this summer, if not sooner, is the goal.

France recently announced its intentions to open to Americans by summer and a handful of European countries have already started opening up to travelers who are either vaccinated or present negative COVID-19 test results, including Greece and Iceland.

“We are working hard to propose a very concrete solution, especially for U.S. citizens who are vaccinated,” French President Emmanuel Macron said in an April 18 interview on CBS’s Face the Nation.
In the full transcript of the interview, when asked if vaccinated Americans will be able to visit France this summer, the French president responded, “I hope so, and I do think so.”

Macron said that French officials are “finalizing” the discussions and that the country plans to begin “progressively” lifting restrictions in May, with the aim of having a plan in place by summertime.

On April 19, the Greek government began a phased reopening of its borders, marking the first time international travelers could visit the Mediterranean country since Europe’s borders closed in March 2020.

Iceland relaxed its border restrictions for vaccinated travelers in late March, which followed similar moves by Croatia, Estonia, and Georgia (Montenegro has since joined the pack as well).

Von der Leyen’s statements come one month after European officials revealed their plans for facilitating safe travel within Europe. In March, the European Commission proposed introducing a Digital Green Certificate to EU residents who have been vaccinated, who have tested negative for COVID-19, or who have recovered from the disease, that would allow travel throughout the 27-nation bloc. The goal is to have that system up and running by the summer.

Talks are underway between the U.S. and the European Union over how to make such vaccine certificates acceptable for visitors to use as well, said Von der Leyen.

For transatlantic travel to be able to resume, the epidemiological situation will need to continue to improve in the United States and in Europe, she added. So far, the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in the United States has been more rapid than most of the campaigns in Europe, where many countries have also been battling a recent wave of coronavirus cases amid the emergence of more transmissable coronavirus variants.

Travel between the United States and Europe has been off-limits to many international travelers since March 17, 2020, when European Union leaders agreed to impose travel restrictions on most foreigners entering Europe to limit the spread of COVID-19. Those restrictions were ultimately extended until July 1, 2020, when the European Union began welcoming back travelers from a short list of countries that had been approved by its leaders.

The United States has never been on the list. Conversely, the United States still has a ban in place on travelers from the European Schengen Area, the United Kingdom, and Ireland, with the exception of U.S. citizens and permanent residents. From the original 14 approved countries, the list has shrunk to just six, according to the latest version on the European Union’s Re-Open EU site.

The six countries currently on the European Commission list for entry are Australia, New Zealand, Rwanda, Singapore, South Korea, and Thailand.

There are numerous exceptions to the ban on travel to Europe, including for European citizens and residents and their family members, passengers in transit, and students.

It appears that being vaccinated for COVID-19 will soon be considered an exception as well.

24/04/2021

P U G L I A ☀️🌬🚣‍♂️
Trulli 😍

Photo by Giulia Gasperini on Unsplash

23/04/2021

http://www.taotravel.it/small-and-private-group-1

The best private tour packages in Italy-

14/04/2021

Cefalù