Netherland’s flag carrier KLM has finally decided to resume flight operations between London City Airport and Amsterdam Schiphol starting July 13.

Abu Dhabi has recently launched a hygiene strategy for its tourism sector, right before the country is preparing to open for international tourists once again.

Carnival Cruise Line recently informed guests and travel agents that it has extended its restriction of operation in North America through September 30, 2020.

Hamburg Convention Bureau joined hands with MICECLOUD Solutions and recently launched a free tool that calculates the required room size for events in line with new COVID-19 regulations.

Malta has finally decided to lift all restrictions on flight arrivals and welcome back tourists on July 15 including from the United Kingdom.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has recently announced that England is set to reopen its pubs, hotels and restaurants starting July 4.

Dubai has officially confirmed that the country will be open to foreign visitors and allow international travellers to enter the country starting July 7.

The Vancouver Park Board recently announced that it has decided open four outdoor pools and will be staffing lifeguards at nine beaches, starting July 13.

Icelandic tour operators are wooing back pandemic travelers with a promotion better than any seasonal discount — free coronavirus tests. As a savvy response to the new coronavirus screening program, tourism company Arctic Adventures is trying to set a new …

After months of dealing with the COVID-19 crisis, Costa Rica has finally decided to reopen its tourism sector.