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RIYADH | SAUDI ARABIA – Oman will on Saturday lift a domestic ban on travel between provinces, imposed on July 25 to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus during the Muslim Eid al-Adha holiday, the state news agency ONA said on Wednesday. From Saturday it will also reduce its curfew for a week to … Continue reading TRAVEL | Oman To Lift Internal Travel Restrictions, Reduce Curfew
MILAN | ITALY – Honduras announced Tuesday it will reopen its airports to domestic and international flights in mid-August, after a nearly five-month closure due to the pandemic. The reopening of the airport is part of the government’s efforts to reactivate the economy, which is expected to contract between 7% and 8%, according to the … Continue reading Travel | Honduras To Reopen Domestic And International Flights In Mid-August
AMMAN – Jordan on Tuesday postponed a resumption of international flight services that was planned for Wednesday almost five months after they were suspended due to the coronavirus outbreak, officials said. Civil Aviation Commission chief Haitham Mistro has announced last month that Queen Alia International Airport outside the capital Amman would reopen on Aug.5 for … Continue reading TRAVEL | Jordan Delays Resuming International Flight After COVID-19 Surge Abroad
The popular vacation destination has struggled with reduced tourism during the coronavirus pandemic. Fortunately, due to the state’s low number of cases, some countries are considering it a safe travel destination. Japan listed Hawaii, along 11 other countries and regions, as a safe international travel destination, the Associated Press reports. The announcement was made as … Continue reading TRAVEL ESSENTIALS | Hawaii Added To Japan’s Safe International Travel Destination List
The pandemic outbreak has been a major blow to the global travel industry. Private aviation, although less affected than commercial flight, has been forced to diversify its services to maintain the number of operations. Furthermore, a shift in consumer behavior has been registered by charter jet companies, with passengers opting to fly private thanks to … Continue reading AVIATION | The Top 5 Private Jet Destination After COVID-19 According To The Experts
Every summer, the Brazilian model flies to Mykonos where she has habits at the Cavo Tagoo Hotel, overlooking the sea. It’s hard not to succumb to the sirens of Mykonos. This fabulous island of the Cyclades that mixes all-round small fishing port, windmills, turquoise coves, private VIP beaches, whitewashed village, tables with feet in the … Continue reading Cavo Tagoo, Izabel Goulart’s favourite hotel in Mykonos
BUCHAREST | ROMANIA – Bulgaria will allow tourists from Serbia, North Macedonia, Albania, Kosovo, Bosnia, Montenegro, Moldova, Israel and Kuwait to visit its resorts as of July 28 if they have negative COVID-19 tests, the health ministry said. The negative tests have to be done 72 hours prior to arrival. Tourists from Ukraine will be … Continue reading TRAVEL ESSENTIALS | Bulgaria Eases Travel Band For Tourists From Ukraine, Balkans
Photo by Abdullah Ghatasheh on Pexels.com DOHA – Qatar on Wednesday relaxed restrictions aimed at controlling the novel coronavirus, allowing citizens and permanent residency holders to travel outside the country and return at any time, and residents outside the country to return starting Aug.1. The government communication office (GCO) said arrivals from low-risk countries are … Continue reading TRAVEL ALERT | Qatar Allows Citizens And Permanent Residents To Travel And Return Anytime
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan on Thursday validated licenses of 166 pilots working in foreign countries amid a scandal involving ‘dubious’ flying certificates, which caused a global alert. Pakistan’s civil aviation ministry grounded 262 pilots for ‘dubious’ qualifications last month, prompted by a preliminary report into an airliner crash in Karachi in May that found the pilots … Continue reading TRAVEL | Pakistan Validates Licenses Of 166 Pilots Working In Foreign Countries
AMMAN – Jordan said on Thursday it will partially resume commercial flights from August to a limited number of European and Asian countries on an internationally approved safe list. Government spokesman Amjad Adailah told state-owned Al Mamlaka TV that regular commercial flights from Alia international airport, suspended since March, could begin in the first or … Continue reading TRAVEL | Jordan Says To Reopen Airport For Commercial Flights Next Month
