Destinations

Covid Regulations Travel Guide: Mainland Europe

Stunning landscapes, historical sites and vibrant culture are just a few of the many things drawing travellers to Europe. From sunny beaches to world-renowned ski resorts, each country has aspects all visitors can relish. Though Covid-19 restrictions have made visiting these countries a challenge, borders are now open for many

September Specials At Sandals Resorts Antigua and Barbados

Sandals Resorts is offering some excellent deals this September to the Caribbean islands of Antigua and Barbados. Great prices are available with special offers on selected seven-night holidays to Sandals Grande Antigua and Sandals Barbados. Prices are based on selected room categories and departure dates and must be booked by

Antigua and Barbuda Relaxes Entry Rules

Fully vaccinated travellers are no longer required to submit a negative PCR or antigen test to enter Antigua and Barbuda. The new rule came into effect on March 16. Travellers still need to show proof of vaccinations, and those displaying symptoms infections will have to undergo tests upon arrival at

Anantara Uluwatu Welcomes Travellers Back To Bali

Anantara Uluwatu Bali Resort has launched a ‘Back To Bali’ package following the island’s recent reopening to international travellers. The package is available from now until 20th December 2022 with prices starting from $US745++ for three nights based on double occupancy and includes: Three-night stay with daily breakfast Balinese blessing

CroisiEurope Launches ‘Best Of The Netherlands’ Cruise

CroisiEurope has launched a brand new ‘Best of the Netherlands’ cruise. Guests can explore the Markermeer and Dutch canals and go beyond Amsterdam to Edam, Volendam, Gouda, the Windmills of Kinderdijk, The Hague and the Mauritshuis. The six-day cruise is round-trip from Amsterdam and calls in Hoorn, Gouda and Rotterdam.

Australia To Lift Cruise Ban After 2 Years

Australia has confirmed that it would lift its ban on international cruise ships on 17 April. According to Reuters, Australia banned the entry of cruise ships in March 2020, when they were “the source of about 20% of Australia’s early coronavirus infections.” The article also stated that the Australian government

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