Germany drops mask requirement
Germany on 2nd February 2023, officially dropped the mask requirement on long-distance trains as well as on buses.
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Eurostat: 879 million tourism trips were made by EU countries’ citizens last year
A total of 879 million trips for tourism purposes have been made by residents of the European Union countries in 2021, with at least one overnight stay, according to the recent report provided by the European Office for Statistics, Eurostat has revealed.
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Masks no longer compulsory during air travel
The civil aviation ministry on 16 November said the use of masks is not compulsory during air travel but passengers should preferably use them amid the declining number of coronavirus cases.
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How Americans can be better travelers in a post-pandemic world
With Coronavirus cases continuing to spike in America and abroad, US travelers are itching to hit the road and travel but remain grounded due to various restrictions worldwide.
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Tips for Flying Safely during Covid-19 Pandemic
By; Joe Cusmano @ Straynomad.com If you are thinking about flying somewhere, soon, or just in the not so distant future, I can give you some basic tips for flying safely based on my experience as an industry veteran. The experience should be somewhat more normal, and comforting given the new initiatives that airports, airlines,
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Coronavirus cure: J.K. Rowling vouches for this breathing exercise that alleviate symptoms
We may be far from finding the coronavirus cure, but we can at least manage the symptoms to keep patients at ease. Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling tweeted a video of a breathing exercise that she claimed helped her recovered from coronavirus symptoms.
More countries go into lockdown due to COVID-19
After the World Health Organisation announced COVID-19 as a pandemic and cases rise to an unstoppable rate, more countries go into lockdown.
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Why are we panicking?
Why is the world reacting so irrationally to the Covid-19 outbreak? Why are we panic buying toilet rolls in supermarkets? Shunning Chinese restaurants? Derailing trade, education, tourism and so many other sectors? Why are we inflicting billions of dollars of unnecessary collateral damage on ourselves, rather than getting on with life and applying sensible measures
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Italy’s lockdown: 7 rules every citizen must follow
Italy’s lockdown started on Tuesday following the rapid increase of patients and deaths from the coronavirus.
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Opinion (Different): Hospitality marketing during the virus outbreak
On February 28, Messe Berlin announced the iconic ITB Berlin will be cancelled, for the first time in history. Then on my Facebook, LinkedIn, the majority of industry associates were upset about this news, mainly very rationally based on data that we should not fear COVID-19 and also if we industry people stop travelling, how
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