Destinations

Qatar Reopens to International Travellers

The State of Qatar has reopened its borders to international travellers who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19. The new measures will allow people who are fully vaccinated with vaccines that are approved for use by the Ministry of Public Health in Qatar to visit Qatar without the need for

Kuoni Introduces Dominica Holidays for the First Time

As part of Kuoni’s new online collection of 2021/2022 Caribbean holidays, Kuoni has launched holidays to Dominica in a bid to reposition the Caribbean. The volcanic island, known as ‘nature’s playground’ because of its waterfalls, rainforests, rivers, canyons, coral reefs, and thermal springs, is featured by the operator for the

Germany Lifts Travel Ban From UK

Germany eases its restrictions for those travelling from the UK, Portugal, Russia, India and Nepal, instead of being class has “virus variant areas” will now be considered “high-incidence areas”, which means that fully vaccinated travellers and people with antibodies will not be required to quarantine upon arrival in Germany. Travellers

We Could Have Quarantine-free Travel for Double Vaccinated Soon

Quarantine-free travel for double-vaccinated travellers could be introduced by 26th July, the first full week of school holidays. New measures would allow fully vaccinated tourists to visit countries such as Spain and Greece without having to quarantine on return. The change would only apply to UK residence with access to

Phuket Reopens to International Travellers

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has confirmed the Thai island of Phuket has officially reopened to international travellers! This is the first step to restarting Thailand’s tourism. The Phuket Sandbox programme welcomes fully vaccinated international visitors to the destination with no need to quarantine on arrival. However, the country

Malta to Only Accept Paper Proof of UK Vaccine

The Maltese government will only accept a paper version of the NHS Covid letter as proof of vaccination from UK arrivals. From Wednesday (30th June), UK travellers to Malta will have to show evidence of a negative PCR test and proof of full vaccination. The NHS app will not be

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