Travel Leaders Columbus, Ohio

04/21/2022

Jamaica Travel Restrictions have changed! No testing required to enter.

03/29/2022

Aloha!!!!Hawaii is Open!!!

While international inbound rules still remain, Hawaii's pandemic-era travel requirements have come to an end. 

03/03/2022

Big News for Hawaii Travel!

The unwinding of Hawaii’s COVID-19 travel rules continues.

09/17/2021

Good Times with Friends in Mexico! Fall is almost here cold weather is near! Time to book your winter getaway now!!!

07/22/2021

Both borders have been closed to leisure travelers since March 2020.

07/16/2021

***IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING PASSPORTS*** Wait times are now 12-18weeks to receive your new passports! Please plan accordingly if you are wanting to plan a Vacation outside of the US.

'I have had many clients have to cancel/postpone trips due to the passport not coming in time.'

06/29/2021

🇺🇸In Honor of Independence Day our Office will be closing early Friday July 2nd at 3pm. We will be closed thru Monday July 5th and will reopen on Tuesday July 6th! 🇺🇸

06/21/2021

Travel to Europe is finally happening!

It is still up to all individual countries in the 27-nation bloc to determine travel restrictions on inbound tourists. 

06/07/2021

Update on Royal Caribbean sailings!

Royal made the announcement at the same time it unveiled its full summer schedule. 

06/07/2021

Hawaii is Opening Up!!!

The end of Hawaii's travel restrictions is in sight after the state's Gov. David Ige last week laid out a step-by-step plan to lift COVID-19-related travel protocols.

05/23/2021

Cruise Lines announce Vaccination requirements!

As cruise lines are eager to resume sailings, some are ensuring a safe return by requiring proof of vaccination. 

05/13/2021

The CDC has also made a change to shore excursion rules. 

05/04/2021

04/28/2021

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In a statement reacting to the news, U.S. Travel Association called the delay 'the right move.'

04/05/2021

On April 2, 2021, the CDC released updated travel recommendations for international travelers who have been fully vaccinated. These include two changes from its previous recommendations. First, it is no longer recommended that vaccinated international travelers be tested 1-3 days before leaving the country unless your destination requires it. Second, it is no longer recommended that they self-quarantine after travel. However, individuals who have been fully vaccinated are still required to have a negative COVID-19 test 72-hours prior to returning to the U.S. and it is still recommended that they be re-tested 3-5 days after their return, self-monitor for symptoms, wear a mask, and take precautions during travel. Please note that individuals are considered fully vaccinated two weeks after their second dose in a two-dose series (ex., the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines), or two weeks after a single-dose vaccine (ex., the Johnson & Johnson vaccine). For complete information, please visit the travel section of the CDC website or www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/travel-during-covid19.html

Symptoms, testing, what to do if sick, daily activities, and more.

04/02/2021

CDC says fully vaccinated people can safely travel in the U.S.

03/17/2021

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Virtual festivities await you
Celebrate in style. Don your green and check out our list of ways to celebrate St. Patrick's Day from home.
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03/10/2021

This is great News! Only 16 of Apple Leisure Group Vacations' first 30,000 international travelers had their return delayed by a positive Covid-19 test since new CDC rules took effect, the company said.

It was "just shocking how good the news was" among tour members, according to Apple Vacations president Ray Snisky.