Citizens of India wishing to travel to the United Kingdom through European Union carriers such as Air France, Lufthansa, and KLM by transiting through these airlines’ hubs at Munich, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, and Paris are being banned from boarding at their origin in India if they do not hold a Transit Read more…
Greece’s Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias attended the opening of the World Health Organization (WHO) office in the Hellenic Republic’s capital for the Quality of Care and Safety of Patients. The selection of this country as the seat of the office of WHO was a recognition of the work of Greece’s Read more…
Travellers from risky third countries who are not vaccinated against COVID-19 but have recovered from the virus in the last 180 days can now enter Switzerland restriction-free for non-essential travel purposes like tourism. The decision has been taken on Friday, March 18, during a meeting of the Federal Council, and Read more…
Travellers from third countries reaching Finland by cruise ships will be able to enter the country starting from today, March 14, given that they present proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a recovery certificate no older than six months. So far, the same have not been permitted to enter Finland regardless Read more…
As governments in countries worldwide have started to facilitate their entry rules and lift a large number of restrictions imposed due to the Coronavirus, the air passenger traffic has started to ameliorate. According to Cirium’s CEO Jeremy Bowen, business travel is expected to accelerate this year. Bowen pointed to the Read more…
Starting on March 14, passengers on cruise ships arriving from outside the EU or Schengen area are permitted to enter Finland, the authorities have announced. According to a press release issued by the Ministry of Interior, such arrivals can enter the country if they provide an approved vaccination or recovery Read more…
Following the Public Health Agency’s recommendation, the Swedish government has introduced milder Coronavirus restrictions and requirements for both travellers and its nationals. As of February 9, the requirement for testing has been limited to only third countries’ arrivals, and domestic restrictions have been abolished.According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), Read more…
After evaluating the current COVID-19 situation and taking into account the high vaccination rates, another two European Union countries – Ireland and Hungary – have decided to lift all of their COVID-19 restrictions. The Irish authorities announced earlier this week that the country has decided to lift the COVID-19 entry Read more…
Since March 7, travellers from dark-red countries have been able to enter Malta with a reduced quarantine requirement to seven days, ending the isolation time by performing a negative test. According to Visit Malta, the country’s travel advisory website, the authorities will also recognise all World Health Organisation (WHO) approved Read more…
The Belgian authorities have announced that starting from tomorrow, March 7, the country will switch to code yellow. This means that citizens of the country, as well as travellers, will now be subject to facilitated national COVID-19 restrictions. Following the new update, no one will no longer be required to Read more…
