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Fifth of destinations still completely closed to tourism
{$excerpt:n} One out of five destinations continue to have their borders completely closed as new surges of Covid-19 impact the
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Israel to accept Covid-19 antigen tests for travel
{$excerpt:n} Passengers arriving in the destination can present a negative antigen test from the previous 24 hours. This is instead
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UNWTO general assembly headed for Madrid
{$excerpt:n} More than 500 delegates from around the world are set to arrive in Madrid for the general assembly of
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Jamaica to welcome Stockholm connection next winter
{$excerpt:n} The Jamaica Tourist Board has confirmed that Ving, operated by Sunclass Airlines, will be returning to the destination with
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Radisson Hotel Gorizont Rostov-on-Don opens in Russia
{$excerpt:n} Radisson Hotel Group has welcomed the opening of the new 169-room Radisson Hotel Gorizont Rostov-on-Don. The company now has
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Collins to join board at Saga Cruises
{$excerpt:n} Saga has confirmed the appointment of Fran Collins as the newest member of Saga’s cruise board. The company hopes
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Etihad Airways loses control of holidays division
{$excerpt:n} Abu Dhabi National Exhibitions Company is moving forward with a diversification strategy, taking over Etihad Holidays from Etihad Airways.
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airBaltic launches codeshare deal with Emirates
{$excerpt:n} Emirates and airBaltic have launched a codeshare deal. Customers of the Latvian carrier will benefit from convenient access to
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Grenada drops quarantine requirement for vaccinated travellers
{$excerpt:n} As the holiday travel season begins and with global vaccinations on the rise, Grenada has updated its visitor protocols.
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Holiday Inn overhaul nears completion in Europe
{$excerpt:n} IHG Hotels & Resorts has reached a new milestone in the ongoing upgrade of two of its most recognisable