Countries across Europe and globally have been scrapping Covid-19 testing requirements for incoming travelers. And while the United States has relieved a lot of its Covid-19 restrictions regarding masks and businesses, a negative test is still required for all travelers entering the United States, regardless of their vaccination status or citizenship. Currently, a PCR or
As the world slowly pulls out of lockdown restrictions, new travel destinations are opening up and dropping their testing requirements for entry. So what are you waiting for? Grab your bathing suits, towels, sunglasses, sunscreen and passport. Italy dropped its ‘state of emergency’ and eliminated all restrictions starting April 1st The Canary Islands lifted all
On Thursday, March 17, Canada's Minister of Health Jean-Yves Duclos announced the country would no longer require fully vaccinated travelers to show a negative Covid-19 test to enter the country. The new ruling will come into effect April 1 at 12:01 AM EDT, and tourists will not need a booster shot to be considered fully
It goes without saying — New England is one of the premier places for skiing and snowboarding in the United States. And what better way to beat the arctic funk? And there are several world-class ski resorts just a stone's throw from Boston. Whether you’re a beginner or advanced, you’re sure to find a slope that
A couple of weeks ago, the UK announced it was removing all testing requirements for eligible fully vaccinated arrivals. The new rules will come into effect on February 11, but inbound passengers are still required to fill out a Passenger Locator Form — which will be newly simplified to only confirm vaccination status, travel history and
Winter storms in New England are no joke, and snow and icy roads make driving not only inconvenient but dangerous. If you’re looking for a snowy getaway with loved ones, don’t take the risk — our experienced chauffeurs are ready to take you and your precious cargo to your destination safely, whether you’re traveling near
Has Omicron thrown your New Year’s Eve plans out the window? You’re not alone. While parties and big gatherings are still legal, many are opting for smaller, low-key plans. Here are a few ways to keep the New Year’s fun while staying more Covid-safe. Instead of booking a big — and usually expensive — party
Covid-19 and the Omicron variant have caused travel disruption and delays, leaving many people’s holiday plans in the lurch. It’s already Christmas Eve — but that doesn’t mean it’s too late to sort out last-minute holiday travel for Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s. At Flight Line, we offer shared vans, direct rides and
As the holidays quickly approach, many are nervous about what threat the most recent Covid-19 variant, Omicron, poses not only to ones’ holiday plans, but also health. And while so far the new variant has not yet proven as deadly as previous variants, it’s still fast-spreading. Here’s the latest. States including Texas, Georgia, Louisiana and
Boston’s Logan Airport was swarmed with almost a million passengers this Thanksgiving. Nationwide, TSA officials estimated 2.4 million people traveled through airports on Sunday alone, and people on social media reported extra long lines and wait times. Christmas and Hanukkah are fast approaching — here are a few tips to avoid the slammed airports. Staying home
