According to the Telegraph, Ireland is planning to lift its 14-day quarantine for UK holidaymakers. All Britons currently arriving from the UK mainland are required to quarantine for 14 days on arrival in Ireland even though the two countries are part of the Common Travel area. “Under the Irish government’s
Tui has cancelled trips to 9 destinations until 27th June due to the ‘ongoing uncertainty’ over travel rules. Countries affected are: Mexico, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Egypt, Cape Verde, Morocco, Tunisia, Bulgaria and Turkey. Under the government’s traffic light system, only UK or Irish nationals and residents will be allowed
‘Trust me I’ve been there’ The Croatian National Tourist Board has launched its summer marketing campaign that will be seen across 12 key markets, including the UK, Germany, Slovenia, Austria, Italy, Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, France, the Netherlands, Slovakia, and Russia. Running until the end of July, the campaign
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the Maldives are currently in the process of creating a travel corridor, allowing vaccinated travellers to move freely between the two countries. No specific date has been revealed yet, however, the governments of the two countries are in discussion. There are hopes the plan
Celestyal Cruises’ has announced its new flagship, Celestyal Experience, will set sail on 5th March 2022, with a 7-night Three Continents itinerary. Due to the pandemic, the deployment has been postponed until next year, despite being added to the fleet in 2020. The Three Continents 7-night itinerary calling on Greece,
Portugal has lifted its cruise restrictions and has opened all ports to cruise ships and their passengers. The order will be reevaluated and expected to be extended on 30th May. The Port Authority of Douro, Leixoes, and Viana has said, “We are very happy to welcome again cruise ships and
