Beginning March 1, Israel will welcome all tourists of all ages whether they are vaccinated or unvaccinated.
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz held additional discussions on easing coronavirus restrictions, with the participation of Tourism Minister Yoel Razvozov on Sun., Feb. 20, 2022.
Given the steady decline in the morbidity data, it was decided to open the skies to incoming foreign tourism and significantly ease coronavirus restrictions. As of March 1, 2022, tourists of all ages will be permitted to enter Israel, vaccinated and unvaccinated...
Lynx Air’s CEO, Merren McArthur will tell you that the new carrier’s “vision is to … redefine the perception in Canada of ultra-low-cost carriers,” making it clear that “low-cost should not mean a poor flying experience.”
In fact, McArthur points out that “it doesn’t cost a lot to provide great customer service. It’s about building a great customer-centric culture, listening to the customer and investing in the things they care about most. “
McArthur will also point out that: “... There has never been a better time to launch an ultra-affordable airline like...
Hawai‘i’ governor David Ige has announced that Hawai‘i’s Safe Travels program will continue unchanged at this time and that domestic travellers will not be required to include proof of COVID-19 booster shots.
Individuals who received their primary COVID-19 vaccination series 14 days prior to arrival, or those who provide an acceptable negative pre-travel test, will continue to be exempt from the mandatory five-day quarantine.
John De Fries, HTA president and CEO, said that the governor’s decision “strikes a good balance between protecting public health and safety, and...
The Cayman Islands government has announced that fully vaccinated travellers are no longer required to complete on-island antigen testing on days 2, 5 and 7 after arrival.
A negative antigen or PCR test conducted the day prior to arrival is still required for entry and applies to all travellers aged 5 and over.
In addition, the government announced that public gathering limits will have a new maximum capacity of 500 persons for indoor events and 1,000 persons for outdoor events and fully vaccinated travellers are no longer required to take a COVID-19 test prior to travelling...
One of Cuba’s most spectacular underwater scenic sites just got more accessible to Canadians. ScubaCuba has signed a partnership with Marinas Marlin and Aquasub Scuba Diving Centre to promote and the lush diving sites of Cienfuegos, on the southern coast of Cuba.
“This part of the Cuban archipelago has it all: reef, vertical wall, shipwrecks, and abundant fish -- making this area exceptional even for the most demanding divers,” says the Cuba Tourism Board.
The diving area of Faro Luna offers a great diversity, and its platform is curiously rugged by canals, tunnels and mounds...
Air Canada is reporting its fourth quarter and full year 2021 financial results with highlights including:
Fourth quarter 2021 operating revenues of $2.731 billion, 30% higher than in the third quarter of 2021, and over three times fourth quarter 2020 operating revenues
Fourth quarter 2021 operating loss of $503 million compared to an operating loss of $1.003 billion in the fourth quarter of 2020
Fourth quarter 2021 EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization), excluding special items, of $22 million compared to negative EBITDA (excluding special...
While Florida has long been a top getaway for Canadians, Dana Young, President & CEO of VISIT FLORIDA, says the sunny destination offers many off-the-beaten path things to do that even seasoned visitors may not know about.
From an underwater sculpture park off of Walton County to seahorse and dolphin shaped reefs, some of these lesser known gems are featured on Season 2 of the successful docuseries Wanderlust: Florida.
During a VIP pre-screening event held for Wanderlust: Florida in partnership with Baxter Media, Young said Season 1 was a “massive success,” keeping Florida...
Stunning new hotels. Ramped up cruise visits. The return of Carnival. Dive into the latest travel news out of The Caribbean.
Antigua & Barbuda is more than just a winter getaway! The Caribbean nation saw increased demand for summer travel in 2021, with July and August figures coming in even higher than 2019 levels.
Overall, Antigua & Barbuda welcomed a total of 169,469 air travellers in 2021, marking a 35% increase over 2020. While those figures still represent a 45% decrease on 2019 numbers, Charmaine Spencer, sales and marketing consultant for the Antigua & Barbuda...
There’s so much to see, this side of the sea. From the sweeping views of the Gaspé Peninsula to the sparkling lakes of the Rockies; the floating icebergs of Newfoundland to famous fromageries of Charlevoix and cobblestone avenues of Québec City to sensational scenery along Carmel’s California coast.
For agents with clients who are looking for a far-from-ordinary, close-to-home getaway in 2022, Globus is offering them a world of wonder in our own backyard.
Stéphanie Bishop, managing director for the Globus family of brands, said that: “For travellers interested in...
Switzerland has eased its travel rules for Canadians. The changes, which take effect today (Feb. 17), are as follows:
Only fully vaccinated Canadians (vaccinated within the last 270 days) may enter Switzerland. For the entry, NO more Swiss Covid Certificate and NO more Passenger Locator Form are needed.
No more mask requirement in shops, restaurants, other public settings (venues, and events) and in the workplace
No more Swiss Covid Certificate and no more Passenger Locator Form are needed neither to enter Switzerland nor to access facilities and venues such as cinemas,...