More from this week’s international travel news:
- Europe’s airline and hotel stocks soar after British holidaymakers get the all-clear to book travel
- This Australian beach has been named the best beach in the world
- My 14 days in an Australian quarantine hotel: ‘I was feeling claustrophobic and our 10-month-old son had lost his spark’
- Here are the government-approved quarantine hotels in Toronto
- New Berlin airport shuts terminal as passenger numbers plunge
- U.S. travel restrictions with Canada and Mexico extended through March 21
- Snowbirds can still head to the U.S. despite COVID travel restrictions
- Brit woman detained in Dubai after sending a swear word on WhatsApp allowed home
- Travel Quarantines: Enduring the Mundane, One Day at a Time
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We all Nepalese in tourism are waiting when travel reopens in Nepal.
Mine is a question, really. What do you think of travelling from Toronto to Budapest to spend Christmas with my Hungarian family. ( in addition to the dangers of being at airports and flying many hours, I am sure I will have to isolate when I return to Canada for 14 days. I guess I can do that, but if it’s another 14 days of being quarantined for 14 days when I arrive In Budapest, that’s too much time and expense). PS. I am in excellent health, but over 65!
Thanks!
K. Millard
Hi! Sorry for the delayed reply. I would consult your doctor first. But if the flight isn’t full and you’re not sitting near anyone you should be fine
My son wants to travel to Morocco in November for a week. Would you advise against that? Do you think going there will be dangerous during Covid?
Hi Susan,
I’m not comfortable answering that question. It’s best to ask your doctor. I’ve been to Morocco and loved it but not sue how it is now
I cannot find the deal to Iceland from your headline. Help!
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Hi Johnny! My nephew is traveling from chicago to cancun over his holiday break from Missou University! He had covid early on, March, and feels its safe for him to travel. I’m really scared for him!!! I heard the radio show host on saturday after, Peter Greenberg, who was saying it is safe to travel to cancun. What do you think?
I personally don’t think anybody should be traveling right now with COVID-19 out of control but in terms of safety, Cancun is fine.