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Caribbean Islands That Don't Require a Passport Travel to any of these four islands for a Caribbean vacation that has all the sunshine but none of the…Ссылка скрыта

Air France and Delta Air Lines have announced a partnership that would offer hourly flights departing daily from New York City’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) to Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) and Orly Airport (ORY) starting next month. The transatlantic shuttle service will improve connectivity between the two cities with nine daily flights operated between Air France and Delta. Together, the airlines will offer hourly departures from JFK starting in the late afternoon and departures from CDG and ORY every one to two hours during the day. Air France will operate six daily flights New York-JFK to Paris-CDG and one daily flight New York-JFK to Paris-ORY. Air France will operate flights with Boeing 777-300s and Airbus A350s. Delta will operate two daily flights New York-JFK to Paris-CDG with Airbus A330s. All nine flights offer at least three classes of service: business equipped with lie-flat beds; Air France Premium Economy/Delta Premium Select; and Economy/Main Cabin.

Future of Spirit Airlines Remains Uncertain; Board Favors Frontier Offer The board of directors for Spirit recently reiterated its recommendation that stockholders vote in favor of the merger with Frontier over JetBlue. Back in February, it was announced that the low-cost airlines Frontier and Spirit were merging. The combined airlines would offer 1,000-plus daily flights to over 145 destinations in 19 countries. The airlins would also expand with more than 350 aircraft on order and eventually combining frequent flyer and membership offerings. The deal was expected to close in the second half of 2022. In April, JetBlue submitted a proposal to the Spirit board of directors that reportedly represented a premium of 52 percent to Spirit’s undisturbed share price on February 4 (Frontier’s bid), and a premium of 50 percent to Spirit’s closing share price on April 4 (JetBlue’s bid).

Israel Lifts Testing Requirements for International Travelers Foreign tourists will no longer be required to show proof of a negative... Ссылка скрыта

CDC Updates US Travel Guidance with New Recommendations The government agency is adding more recommendations to American travelers. The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has updated its coronavirus testing recommendations for Americans looking to travel domestically. According to CNN.com, the CDC announced domestic travelers should “consider getting tested as close to the time of departure as possible,” regardless of vaccination status. The government agency said the testing should occur no more than three days before the trip. Ссылка скрыта

Who is “fully vaccinated” against COVID-19? Countries all over the world are loosening restrictions, with the very important phrase of “for those fully vaccinated.” Clients frequently think that because they have had both of the initial series of shots, they meet that requirement. However, many EU members are also requiring that travelers be boosted if their last Covid shot was over 270 days ago (unless they have a Covid recovery certificate). And that booster needs to be given at least 14 days prior to entry. Now, these requirements are changing constantly, and tomorrow could be a completely different story. The definitio9n of fully vaccinated might not be the same as the country you are visiting. I don’t want anyone to miss out on summer travel. The only definition that matters is that of the destinations. It’s a new world we are living and traveling in, and as professionals, you are the best way for a traveler to understand how they can safely enter new places.

New Zealand sets date for travel re-opening, lifting of cruise ship ban Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern of New Zealand said on Wednesday the nation will reopen its international borders on July 31 at 11:59 PM. Cruise ships will be permitted in local ports on the same day. The end-July re-opening of travel after a two-year suspension is welcome news for the travel industry in general, and cruise line companies in particular. Ardern said in a statement that opening the borders would open up tourism and put immigration settings on a more secure footing. “We are building on our proven plan to secure New Zealand’s economic future,” Ardern said. Australia lifted its travel restrictions on cruise ships in April of this year.

European Union Will Drop Its Mask Mandate for Travel Next Week The EU is set to match the U.S. in dropping its facemask mandate. The EU is set to match the U.S. in dropping its facemask mandate. The EU Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) made the announcement on Tuesday, dropping the recommendation of mandatory mask-wearing in airports and onboard flights starting on May 16, 2022. While the agencies said that wearing a mask “is still one of the best protection against the transmission of COVID-19,” it will no longer push for the practice to be a requirement during travel. Rules for masks, in particular, will continue to vary by airline beyond that date because of other entry rules, including flights to a destination outside of the EU where mask-wearing is still required.

More Than 260 Travel Companies Pressure White House to End Pre-Departure Testing Letter to the White House says we have the public health tools to manage infections. The travel industry continues to call for eliminating the pre-departure testing requirement for entry to the United States. In the letter, the organizations point out that new public health tools mean we can manage infections and that many other governments have already taken steps to eliminate testing. "The wide range of public health tools to effectively manage COVID-19, combined with hospital-grade ventilation systems onboard airplanes and the inbound vaccination requirement, have also made international air travel safer than ever," the group says.