US Removes COVID Vaccine Requirement for International Travellers
The United States has announced that it is removing the COVID vaccine requirement for international travellers. As per the statement issued […]
China Eases “Zero-Covid” Policies: PCR Tests No Longer Required for Travellers
Starting this Saturday, travellers entering China will no longer be required to provide a negative Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) test result,
Covid Update: More than 118 countries now allow unvaccinated travelers
Travel restrictions for COVID have eased across many countries, as a result of which more and more people have resumed their
DGCA in India make Masks Mandatory in Airports and on Flights
It is mandatory to wear masks on flights and at airports in India, according to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation
Italy lifts all COVID-related entry rules for travellers
Italy has removed all COVID-19-related entry requirements. Visitors can now enter the country without needing to show proof of vaccination, prove
Covaxin to be recognized for travel from June 1 in Germany not require Covid-19 testing
German ambassador to India as well as Bhutan, Walter J Lindner on Thursday, announced to the Indian government that it European
Travel Update: Saudi Arabia lifts all Covid-19 travel restrictions
Saudi Arabia has withdrawn all COVID-related entry restrictions for holders of tourist visas in order to make the country one of
Bali is set to reopen to international tourists on February 4
Indonesia is preparing to reopen Bali to foreign tourists. Apparently, Bali will reopen on February 4 and quarantine will also be
Update: UAE is Now Open for African countries; Check the list
The United Arab Emirates has reopened its borders to many African countries. The UAE will be welcoming travelers from Kenya, Tanzania,
UK removes all travel restrictions for vaccinated travelers from 11 February 2022
The United Kingdom recently announced the removal of all testing requirements for fully vaccinated individuals following the success of booster programs