Some of the world’s longest and toughest pandemic-induced border curbs are finally being eased, with Asia-Pacific countries taking their firmest steps yet toward reopening to international travel in recent days. From Singapore to Sydney, Bali to Bangkok, authorities have announced a flurry of plans to welcome vaccinated travelers by drastically reducing or completely removing quarantine…
With the phasing out of its Cruises Inc. brand, World Travel Holdings is betting big on the strength of its CruiseOne and Dream Vacations franchise division. World Travel Holdings said last week that it would retire the Cruises Inc. brand, and the independent contractors (ICs) who have previously been hosted by Cruises Inc. would be…
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WASHINGTON, Oct 15 (Reuters) – The White House on Friday will lift COVID-19 travel restrictions for fully vaccinated international visitors starting Nov. 8, ending historic restrictions that had barred much of the world from entering the United States for as long as 21 months. The unprecedented travel restrictions kept millions of visitors out of the…
The United States announced a new international air travel system Monday, opening travel for all vaccinated foreign nationals in early November, including those currently impacted by the U.S. travel ban. “This vaccination requirement deploys the best tool we have in our arsenal to keep people safe and prevent the spread of the virus,” said White House COVID-19…
Ghosts. They seem to be everywhere. The lurk around battlefields, graveyards, in cave structures, old homes and sometimes refuse to check out of hotels. Reported sightings have stirred the imaginations of some of America’s greatest storytellers and feed the curiosities of ghost hunters and paranormal enthusiasts. Do ghosts exist? Or are they figments of urban legends and overactive…
The U.S. will open its borders to vaccinated foreign nationals for nonessential purposes in “early November.” Only foreign tourists who have been fully vaccinated with a drug approved by the WHO can enter. Travelers with vaccines that don’t have the WHO’s approval wonder when they can enter the U.S. When India was facing a massive COVID-19 surge earlier this…
