US State Department Starts Off 2022 With 16 New Travel Advisories
The US State Department issued elevated travel warnings for 16 international destinations earlier this week, due to Omicron infection levels and other safety concerns.
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France to lift COVID-19 restrictions in February
Vaccinated French people will soon be allowed to go to football stadiums and nightclubs.
‘Workers are tired’: Sask. public sector unions call on government to impose further COVID-19 restrictions
Unions representing more than 113,000 Saskatchewan workers are pleading with the provincial government to immediately mandate public health measures based on recommendations from the province’s top doctor.
Fort Drum Commander instates new COVID-19 restrictions
FORT DRUM, N.Y. (WWTI) — New COVID-19 restrictions are in place on the Fort Drum military base. On January 12, 10th Mountain Division and Fort Drum Commanding General Major General Milford H.…
EU countries prepare shift to ‘person-based’ travel rules
New approach would focus on a traveler’s individual health risk rather than their country of departure.
National Geographic Expeditions Announces New Private Jet Itineraries for 2023
National Geographic Expeditions has announced two exciting new Private Jet itineraries for 2023 that will take travelers on an in depth guided tour of must-see destinations Africa, Asia and Europe. What’s Happening: Starting in spring 2023, National Ge…
American Airlines flight bound for London turns around mid-flight over mask rule compliance
An airplane bound for London was turned around mid-flight after a mask-related disruption, the latest incident in a recent surge in unruly passenger incidents.
Another European holiday hotspot lifts travel restrictions for Brits
AUSTRIA is lifting its travel restrictions for Brits, just weeks after reintroducing strict Covid rules. The UK was added to the country’s “virus variant list” in December due to …
American, United lost combined $1.6 billion to end 2021 amid Omicron COVID-19 surge
American and United, two of the three largest airlines in the world, posted combined losses of more than $1.5 billion in the last quarter of 2021 — indicating that COVID-19 still is hindering global air travel.
Crestron Road Trip Europe coming to 19 countries
Crestron Road Trip Europe coming to 19 countries