Lt. Gov. Josh Green said that the policy of requiring vaccinations or a negative COVID-19 test to bypass quarantine rules for people entering Hawaii will likely stay in place into next year. Green told that he doesn’t think the “Safe …

An avalanche swept through residential areas in Nepal’s Mustang district leaving 11 people injured, including seven students of a local school, on Sunday afternoon. As per officials, locals of Kowang, Larjung and Nurikotgot were injured as they fled for their …

Amid closed borders, ITE Hong Kong 2021 held physical and successfully in July with over 2500 trade visitors and 27000 public visitors, and effectively applied online, onsite and hybrid solutions to link up exhibitors and visitors in and/or outside of …

The people in Wales will now have to show the proofs that they are fully vaccinated or have had a negative lateral flow test to visit theatres, cinemas and concert halls after the existing NHS COVID Pass scheme was widened.

The travel restrictions on flights from Europe may have to return over fear Covid-19 surge on continent could spark new variant. The travel restrictions on travel to and from Europe could have to be brought back if the Covid surge …

Austria will put two million unvaccinated people in lockdown as Covid cases rose by almost 50 per cent in just one week. The measures are unprecedented in Europe as the government for the first time specifically targeted those who have not had the jab.

Virgin Australia is continuing to offer jaw dropping deals to get Aussies travelling, with the airline today launching a sale on thousands of Economy fares to the Northern Territory from as low as $129 one-way. The epic ‘Seek adveNTure’ sale …

Britain will be hit by an Arctic blast this month – just days after Storm Wanda bring torrential downpours and a risk of flooding to the United Kingdom.

Music is banned in Singapore due to COVID-19. Soft music should be played. Business industry affected due to loud music. People are speaking loud due to loud music which can spread corona virus.

Visit California unveiled a new meetings and events platform at IMEX America this week. United with hospitality and tourism partners from across the Golden State, Visit California President & CEO Caroline Beteta presented a first look at “Meet What’s Possible” …