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14/05/2023

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Discover which countries are open for travel during the current pandemic. Access the latest travel restrictions and plan your international trip with confidence.

16/09/2022

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19/08/2022

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28/01/2022

Good news from the Philippines

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

The Philippines is set to accept fully vaccinated foreign leisure travelers from visa-free countries starting February 10, 2022.

Read for more info: https://bit.ly/3IJOoeb

14/01/2022

The White House revoked the US travel ban on travelers who have been in the following eight South African countries: Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe.

11/01/2022

New variant or a lab error? A researcher from Cyprus claims the discovery of a new covid variant.

09/01/2022

Israel ended the red list of countries with high infection rates on Friday. The country is opening up to vaccinated tourists.

07/01/2022

Hong Kong has introduced a series of new covid limitations. One of them is a suspension of flights from 8 countries: the US, Canada, Australia, Philippines, India, Pakistan, Britain, and France.

06/01/2022

Some countries introduced a third dose of the vaccine for entry of travelers and movement in the country.

24/12/2021

Covid variants are many, but some raised concerns far more than others. Let's check together the main variants of concern and where they emerged.

19/12/2021

The Netherlands is reintroducing lockdown to limit the spread of Omicron. Starting today, all non-essential stores, restaurants, and bars will be closed until January 14, universities and schools will be closed until at least January 9.

15/12/2021

Vaccination rates are steadily increasing. Let's check the numbers in different countries.

12/12/2021

Millions of Brazilians have lost access to their Covid data after a hacker attack on the Ministry of Health servers. Hackers named Lapsus$ Group, claim they have copied and deleted 50 TB of data. They also left a note: "Please contact us if you want to recover your data." The government is working on retrieving the data, while police investigate the incident.

10/12/2021

Finally, some comforting news!

In all the chaos Omicron caused, let us take a look at some positive news about this unwanted visitor that took the world by storm.

29/11/2021

All international flights to Morocco are suspended! Officials implemented a two week flight suspension to Morocco, as a preliminary measure to combat Omicron.

13/11/2021

German-speaking countries have the highest rates of unvaccinated people in western Europe. The Western European countries spearheading the vaccination effort are led by Portugal, Iceland, and Ireland, with shares of unvaccinated people under 12 years old of only 1.5%, 1.9%, and 7.1 %, respectively.

You can check the full report at https://www.ft.com/content/f04ac67b-92e4-4bab-8c23-817cc0483df5

09/11/2021

The last of the nations on the UK's red list have been removed. Travelers can now take a lateral flow test two days after arriving, instead of a more expensive PCR. You must also be able to prove you are fully vaccinated before traveling.

02/11/2021

Five European countries that welcome US tourists

Spain: you need proof of vaccination and a QR code generated through the Spain Travel Health portal.

Switzerland: with proof of full vaccination and the complete the online form of the Federal Office of Public Health.

France: fully vaccinated travelers need only proof of vaccination. No covid test or quarantine is necessary.

Austria: only fully vaccinated travelers will be allowed to enter without quarantine, with vaccines being valid for one year.

Finland: travelers must present proof of an approved vaccination, provided the last dose was received at least 14 days before entry.

30/10/2021

Singapore is opening up! On October 19th Singapore started to open vaccinated traveler lanes (VTL) to 11 countries. Meanwhile, South Korea will open a travel lane with Singapore on November 15th.

27/10/2021

“Perhaps travel cannot prevent bigotry, but by demonstrating that all peoples cry, laugh, eat, worry, and die, it can introduce the idea that if we try and understand each other, we may even become friends.”

This wisdom has been left to us by the amazing Maya Angelou, from her spiritual classic 'Wouldn't Take Nothing for My Journey Now'. May it inspire you to embark on a new trip!

26/10/2021

Thailand is announcing its intention to open to fully vaccinated travelers from several countries in the next two months! This move comes after starting to open up to vaccinated travelers in July this year.

Check out the official sources at https://www.tourismthailand.org

23/10/2021

India has recently announced that from 15 October, it will start reissuing tourist visas for people arriving through chartered flights. Now, with new cases down to 20,000 every day, it is looking to encourage tourism again.

Check out the official sources at https://www.mha.gov.in/

19/10/2021

From the 1st of November, if the results of a PCR test completed upon arrival into one of three Chilean airports (Iquique, Antofagasta, and Arturo Merino Benítez) are negative, fully-vaccinated tourists will not need to quarantine.

Check out the official sources at https://www.chile.travel/en/traveltochileplan/

15/10/2021

Fiji will reopen to visitors from countries on its green list, a measure which comes after a 21-month ban on tourism and travel. The country’s next move will be open to travelers from other places without a quarantine, which is expected after Fiji has reached an 80% vaccination rate. According to the Fijian government, this could happen as soon as November.

For more information on the subject check out the official sources at https://www.fiji.gov.fj/Media-Centre/Speeches/English/PM-JVB-STATEMENT-ON-COVID-19-080721

15/10/2021

13/10/2021

It is a great time for a visit to the British Isles! The UK has recently taken 47 countries off its red list, opening up the holiday market to countries such as Mexico, Morocco, or South Africa, resulting in an explosion in international bookings bound for the UK.

The seven countries remaining on the red list are Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Panama, Haiti, Venezuela and the Dominican Republic, which require mandatory quarantine in government-appointed hotels.

For more information on the subject check the official sources at https://www.gov.uk/guidance/red-list-of-countries-and-territories

26/09/2021

COVAX: Working for Global Equitable Access to COVID-19 Vaccines

COVAX was created last year to ensure COVID-19 vaccines were made available around the world, with richer countries subsidizing costs for poorer nations. It’s co-led by a number of international organizations, including the World Health Organization (WHO) and the UN children's charity, UNICEF.

The scheme hopes to distribute enough vaccines to protect at least 20% of the population in 92 low- or medium-income countries - starting with healthcare workers and the most vulnerable groups. Its initial goal was to provide two billion doses of vaccines worldwide in 2021, and 1.8 billion doses to 92 poorer countries by early 2022. This significant distribution of vaccines across the globe will prevent the loss of billions of dollars to the global economy each month.

Ghana was the first country to receive COVAX vaccines in February. Since then, more than 81 million doses have been delivered to more than 120 countries around the world, including Bangladesh, Brazil, Ethiopia and Fiji.

COVAX works with governments and vaccine manufacturers around the world. Supporters include the US, the UK, Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, the UAE, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, and Portugal. These countries have pledged to donate both money and surplus doses from their own vaccine supplies.

24/09/2021

Vaccines greenlight on children 5 to 11 ✅
Pfizer announced that its Covid-19 vaccine is both safe and effective in children ages 5 to 11. Officials at Pfizer say they plan to submit their data to the FDA by the end of the month. If the review process goes as smoothly as it did for adolescents and adults, then shots could be available for 5- to 11-year-olds by Halloween. 🎃

23/09/2021

US to relax air travel restrictions for vaccinated foreign passengers

Passengers who are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 will be able to fly to the US from anywhere in the world from November, bringing an end to the travel bans first imposed 18 months ago.

The White House has stated that travelers would have to show proof of full vaccination and a negative test taken in the previous three days, starting in early November. They will also have to wear a mask for the journey and share their phone number and email address for contact tracing.

The US Centers for Disease Control is drawing up a list of which vaccines will be accepted by the US. At this stage, vaccines made by BioNTech/Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson will be accepted. Officials have also stated that the AstraZeneca vaccine, which has been used widely in the UK and EU, is also likely to be accepted. But it is not yet clear whether other vaccines, such as those used in China and Russia, will be accepted by US authorities.

22/09/2021

Non-vaccinated and unrecovered travelers reaching Switzerland are required to present a negative test performed before arrival, and another one carried out four to seven days upon arriving in the country, starting from Monday, September 20. The country’s authorities have announced.
Furthermore, all travelers reaching Switzerland must complete SwissPLF, a Passenger Locator Form regardless of the vaccination status.