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Norway has implemented restrictions on all travelers arriving in the country from outside Scandinavia (Finland, Sweden, Denmark, and Iceland) which require visitors and homecoming residents to self-quarantine immediately upon entering the country. The quarantine order is retroactive to February 27. […]
The coronavirus, officially dubbed “COVID-19” by the World Health Organization, has been officially classified as a global pandemic. Cruise lines announce major delays and suspensions in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Seabourn, the world’s finest ultra-luxury travel experience, announced that it
Due to the coronavirus, Austrian Airlines canceled a fifth of all flights of its European network in March last week. As the situation remains tense and bookings continue to fall sharply, Austrian Airlines will make further adjustments to its
Israel today imposed a self-quarantine for a period of 14-days due to the coronavirus. This applies to foreign nationals and all Israeli citizens. This means anyone arriving in the country must self-quarantine for 14 days. There have so far
In recent days, the number of people falling ill in Italy has climbed rapidly, with active cases reaching nearly 8,000, 463 people have died. Airlines are canceling flights to Italy as authorities there seek to contain the spread of
A new wave of island flair has arrived in the Southern Caribbean. With a crowd-pleasing combination of new thrills, guest favorites and top-rated destinations, Royal Caribbean International’s newly amplified Freedom of the Seas has debuted its $116 million transformation
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The Maldives ‘s health ministry said two hotel employees at the deluxe Kuredu Island Resort tested positive for Coronavirus (COVID-19). Two employees on the Maldives are believed to have caught the Coronavirus from an Italian tourist who has returned
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Flybe, Europe’s largest regional airline, has collapsed into administration with the loss of more than 2,000 jobs, less than two months after the government announced a rescue deal. As the Covid-19 epidemic takes a heavy toll on the global travel industry,
The Lufthansa Group airlines Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines and Air Dolomiti are now introducing more flexible rebooking options. The new extensive waiver policy for rebooking applies to both existing and future bookings worldwide. General rebooking option for
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The extended refusal of entry of the Israeli authorities, which apply from 6 March among others also for travellers from Germany, Switzerland and Austria, will lead to a considerable drop in demand for flights to Israel. As a result,
UK regional airline, Eastern Airways, will once again operate its own scheduled network of routes independently. The privately-owned operator based at Humberside Airport will sell its scheduled routes through its own website – EasternAirways.com, and will continue to work
On Monday, Austrian Airlines already announced the cancellation of 40 percent of the Italian offer in March and April, as well as the further cancellation of flights to Tehran and China. Now the red-white-red airline must carry out further
KLM and Loganair announced today that they have entered into a codeshare agreement, starting March 29. This agreement offers a network extension for both companies. The two airlines now offer joint flights to Orkney Island, the Shetland Islands and
Because of the rapidly declining demand in air travel within Europe, airlines cancelling or reducing flights in order to limit the negative economic impact on its business. Northern Italy is the most impacted. “The world is facing a huge
Airlines from all around the world are canceling flights to Italy and Iran as authorities there seek to contain the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus. Lufthansa Group has decided that flights to Tehran, Iran will remain suspended until 30
