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PCR Test Requirement Threatens International Travel to QC this Winter: Roundtable

PCR border tests disincentivize international travellers to Quebec for local winter events and activities essential to the province's economy, say tourism stakeholders.

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New Zealand to Reopen to Overseas Tourists in APR

New Zealand will welcome fully vaccinated international travellers in APR 2022 as part of the country’s newly announced reopening plan. According to COVID-19 response minister Chris...

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Air Canada; WestJet Resume Non-Stop Service to the Cayman Islands in DEC

Air Canada Rouge begins non-stop service from YYZ on 04DEC, with WestJet returning on 16DEC. All arrivals must provide proof of vaccination and a negative COVID-19 PCR test.

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Visitors to Florida Top Pre-Pandemic Numbers

New data from Visit Florida found that Q3 2021 visitors to the state numbered at 32m, 60 per cent higher than the same period in 2020, and squeaking just higher - 0.3 per cent - than Q3...

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Saint Lucia Publishes Cyber Monday Deals

More than 30 resorts, villas, and tours are now up to 60 per cent off, with many offers valid for travel throughout 2022. This is the first year that tours have been included in the...

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Caribbean Tourism Primed for “Strong Winter Rebound”

According to Nicola Madden-Greig, the new president of the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association, the region’s tourism industry is set to “flourish” with a “strong winter...

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Thai Beach Made Famous by Leonardo DiCaprio's 'The Beach' Reopening After 3 Years

Thailand’s Maya Bay, made famous in the Leonardo DiCaprio movie "The Beach," will reopen after three years after it was closed due to environmental damage. The cove, with white sand and...

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A Mexican Visitor’s Permit no Longer Guarantees a 180-day Stay

New reports from Mexico News Daily indicate that Mexico’s visitor permit will no longer guarantee a stay for the previous maximum of 180 days, with more travellers reporting that they...

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Open Jaw's Ian Smyth and other media members at Jamaica's on-location "Destination Update."

Open Jaw On Location: Jamaica Leading World in Travel Recovery

The Jamaica Tourist Board hosted media at a ‘Destination Update’ this month in Ocho Rios, where Open Jaw learned that several key stats show Jamaica is out ahead of the pack when it...

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Hawaii Entry Rules to Align with New US Travel Regulations Taking Effect 08NOV

For direct international travel to the islands, non-U.S. citizens must present records of full vaccination, as well as a negative COVID-19 test result (NAAT or antigen) within three days of...

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More Caribbean Destinations Relax COVID Entry Requirements

The Cayman Islands has announced that it is scrapping quarantine requirements for fully vaccinated travellers from 20NOV onwards as the destination moves forward with its reopening plans....

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Just in Time for Hallowe’en: A New Museum in Oslo that’s a Real 'Scream'

If you had to pick a piece of art for Hallowe’en, it might be Edvard Munch’s 'The Scream.' Now, a new museum and landmark on Oslo’s waterfront has opened, with the world’s largest...

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In a Caribbean First, St. Maarten to Waive Testing for Fully Vaccinated Travellers

St. Maarten will begin waiving pre-testing entry requirements for fully vaccinated travellers as of 01NOV. Fully vaccinated visitors will no longer require any test, antigen or PCR, to...

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Jamaica Offers New Pre-Departure Testing Services for Canadian Travellers

Canadians travelling to Jamaica can now book in-hotel PCR testing at less than half of the previous rate. Advisors can also book the required tests on behalf of their clients in advance.

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New York City Goes the Extra Mile to Lure Foreign Visitors

The Big Apple is planning to spend USD $6m on an international campaign called “It’s Time for New York City,” to lure back tourists to the destination. Tourism agency NYC & Company is...

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