Back in mid-June, the Japanese government had a plan to allow citizens from 4 countries into Japan, as its first move in reopening. That never happened with 2 of the …
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Travel
Hawaiian Islands Considering “Resort Bubble” For Quarantined Tourists
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegAlthough it almost re-opened a few times, Hawaii currently still has a mandatory 14-day quarantine in place. Even when they eventually reopen the island to tourism, currently scheduled for September …
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I recently read a story about a Scottish couple who stayed at a hotel that they compared to Fawlty Towers. Fawlty Towers was a 1970s era British TV sitcom. From …
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Cruises
CDC Wants Input From The Public Before They Lift Cruising No-Sail Order
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegWell, this is new. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) wants to know what we think. The CDC is currently asking for public input regarding the future of cruising. So …
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We’ve all read article after article about what airlines and hotels say they’ve been doing to maintain cleanliness. However car rental companies have also changed their protocols to keep things …
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New Zealand remains one of the few countries that has kept its number of coronavirus cases under control. In some ways, it was easy for them, for a few reasons. …
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So here’s a story that’s…I’m not sure which adjectives to unpack. Awkward? Uncomfortable? Tragically bad timing? I dunno. Here’s what happened. On July 22, it was reported by the Associated …
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Travel
80,000 In Vietnam City Being Evacuated Due To 3 New COVID Cases
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegVietnam has definitely been a winner in the fight against coronavirus. It was one of the main players in the SARS outbreak in 2003, and they learned their lesson well. …
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We wrote just last week that the Bahamas had decided to ban U.S. citizens from entering due to increased cases of coronavirus that were traced back to U.S. tourists who …
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The world of travel has not had a lot of good news recently. Felled by a worldwide pandemic, headlines tout airlines practically begging for passengers, hotels continually show how clean …