0 shares Argentina is reopening international borders and easing up COVID restrictions for fully vaccinated foreign tourists starting Nov. 1, government officials announced at a press conference on Tuesday. The country also approved a plan to gradually reopen its borders from Sept. 24, when fully vaccinated residents entering for essential…
0 shares Over the last year and a half, Dubrovnik, Croatia, has been pushing to become a top destination for digital nomads. To help speed up the process, the city has invited local economic and civil service entities to propose new offers designed to benefit digital professionals. The Administrative Department…
0 shares Two months ago Hawaii decided to scrap mandatory pre-departure Covid-19 testing for fully vaccinated visitors. As the federal guidelines tighten restrictions for both vaccinated and unvaccinated travelers, it may now need to reconsider its approach. Governor David Ige, who dropped entry requirements and enacted new rules relaxing restrictions,…
0 shares The government will start issuing international ‘Vaccine Passports’ from October and “Australians will be able to travel overseas again,” Tourism Minister Dan Tehan confirmed on Wednesday. The country is still fine tuning the technology supporting the passports. Those will be available either on travelers’ phones or printed. The…
0 shares In a press release dated September 6, the Swedish Ministry of Justice announced a ban on American travelers to the Nordic nation. This follows a European Union recommendation dated August 30, which strongly urged member nations to exclude visitors from nations experiencing high rates of Covid-19. In addition,…
0 shares Vitalik Buterin, who co-founded the cryptocurrency Ethereum in 2013, has settled into being a digital nomad who is gradually moving around the world. As a result of his expertise in what it takes to be a digital nomad, his Twitter AMA, which he did on Thursday, included a…
0 shares Americans are still permitted to enter Croatia for non-essential purposes as the government will not tighten its travel requirements for U.S residents, despite the recommendation given by the European Council earlier this week. The decision was confirmed by Croatian Minister, Davor Božinović at a meeting of interior ministers…
0 shares The cruise ship industry is gradually returning to normal with another milestone scheduled to be met in September, according to the Cruise Industry News. That month, more than 200 ships are scheduled to be in service, about half of how many are regularly operating during non-pandemic times. One…
0 shares Brazil has been one of the countries hit the most by the pandemic. It has reported over 20 million coronavirus infections. Also, it holds the second world’s highest death toll. It has implemented little to no restrictions to prevent the virus from spreading. Moreover, it has been affected…
0 shares On Wednesday, September 1, Portugal announced the lifting of a nearly 18-month covid-19 travel ban imposed on non-essential travelers from Brazil. Portugal also eased restrictions for other travelers. Those from European Union can now present the Covid-19 negative certificate. Tourists from the US are still allowed to enter…