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Destinations
The EU is considering barring American tourists—again
The bloc is reluctant to close the region to U.S. tourists, even with high infection…
— Fortune
European digital nomad destinations that will pay you to move there
Here are the destinations in Europe paying digital nomads to work…
— EuroNews
Greece Announces New Restrictions For Unvaccinated Travelers
Greece has announced several new restrictions that affect unvaccinated people planning on visiting the…
— Travel Off Path
Travelling to Malta Amid COVID-19: Rules & Restrictions Explained
Malta is one of the European countries that continue to keep in place some of the strictest restrictions in order to protect public health and avoid an upsurge in new COVID-19 cases. The Maltese authorities have continually advised…
— SchengenVisaInfo.com
Tours and Activities
Hitting the Road in Iceland
Iceland is a unique balance of popping city, beautiful wilderness, and culinary adventure that makes it the ultimate family trip that, while not very far-flung, will feel other-worldly. Here is everything you need to know about…
— Coveteur
Cruise
Hurtigruten adds Russia's White Sea to expanding expedition cruise lineup
Ever-expanding Hurtigruten Expeditions is adding Russia's White Sea to its…
— Seatrade Cruise News
In defiance of FL mandate, Disney requires vaccination on cruises
In a move that directly defies Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ ban on businesses requiring patrons to provide proof of vaccination, Disney Cruise Lines will now require all guests over the age of 12 on certain cruises to…
— Greenwich Time
Semester at Sea Announces Fall 2023 and Spring 2024 Itineraries
Semester at Sea has announced two new itineraries for the fall 2023 and spring 2024 seasons aboard the World Odyssey, which also operates and is better known as the Deutschland during the summer season…
— Cruise Industry News
Transportation
Australia's Qantas expects to resume international flights to US in December
Australia's largest airline, Qantas, aims to resume international flights to the U.S. and other countries with high vaccination rates in…
— USA Today
U.S. Travel Ban: Airlines Push Back Schedules Fearing A November Open
A major airline is pushing back the scheduled restart of its London-New York flights from September to November. Without any new updates from the White House, many are now hoping…
— Forbes
Saudia airline to only allow vaccinated passengers on domestic flights from September
Rule does not apply to children under 12 or people exempt from taking the vaccine…
— The National
Lodging
Expedia Releases Top 12 Dog-Friendly Hotels Around the World
What better way to celebrate International Dog Day on August 26 than by planning a trip specially designed for you and your pooch? Expedia® dug through traveler reviews to identify the most paw-pular…
— Hospitality.net
Hard Rock Hotel's Velvet Sessions show series returns to Orlando with Bret Michaels headlining
For fans of Poison frontman and Rock of Love rocker Bret Michaels, 'the tour ends starts here' in Orlando. Well, more of a one-night stand, actually, as Michaels comes to town for a one-off show as headliner…
— Orlando Weekly
The Best New Hotels in the U.K. for Your Next Visit
Including the London outpost of New York's NoMad and a Regency-era renovation in the…
— Conde Nast Traveler
Other and Odd
What to Expect on Your Next Cruise Vacation
Ready to hit the high seas? Here's what you need to…
— MSN.com
Call for USA to end vaccine restrictions so transatlantic travel can restart
Main American health authority currently does not recognise AstraZeneca as an approved Covid-19…
— Wales Online
Hawaii Wants Tourists to Postpone Their Trips, but Many Aren't Yet
The state's governor is asking travelers to delay visiting as Covid-19 cases rise, citing pressure on hospitals in the state. That has led tourists to weigh the admonition alongside…
— The Wall Street Journal
Today in History
Nineteenth Amendment
A mere 96 years ago, women had no Constitutionally guaranteed right to vote in elections. In January of 1918, President Woodrow Wilson announced that he was supporting a new amendment to the US Constitution that would give women the right to vote. The House of Representatives passed the amendment, but it failed in the Senate after a series of delays. The National Woman's Party began a…
— Travel Research Online
Press Releases of Interest
SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS RETURNS TO THE SKIES WITH TAKE OFF DATE SET FOR SEPTEMBER 23, 2021
Johannesburg, South Africa (August 25, 2021) - The wait is finally over. In just under a month, the striking and familiar livery of South African Airways (SAA) will once again be visible in the skies as the airline resumes operations. The carrier has confirmed the first flights will commence on Thursday, September 23, 2021. Tickets will go on sale on Thursday, 26 August 2021. Voyager bookings and Travel Credit Voucher redemption will be available from Monday, 6 September 2021.
Interim CEO Thomas Kgokolo says, “After months of diligent work, we are delighted that SAA is resuming service and we look forward to welcoming on board our loyal passengers and flying the South African flag. We continue to be a safe carrier and adhering…
— Travel Research Online
Departures
Prague’s Day Trips
In the center of the Czech Republic, also known as Czechia, is Central Bohemia—a region that surrounds the city limits of Prague, and covers almost 14% of the total area in Czechia. Thick forests, towns that are photo worthy and castles all around, Central Bohemia is a charming land for a relaxed trip into Europe’s historical…
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