The country will initially allow group tours in before eventually welcoming all individual tourists.
Right now, you don't have to be vaccinated against COVID-19 to travel. But how you travel may be more limited in the future if you're not vaccinated.
With vaccination rates in Europe lagging behind America, people are booking trips here to get their shots. But is it wise and will they be allowed to?
If you still need a COVID vaccine, you can get one (and a great vacation) by booking a trip to the Maldives The COVID-19 vaccine rollout in the U.S. is picking up steam, and most people are now eligible (or will be very soon) to get vaccinated. But that doesn’t mean that it’s necessarily easy []
Fully vaccinated travelers should still wear masks and observe social distancing while traveling to prevent the spread of COVID-19, according to the CDC.
We also found out what to do if you misplace your card.
Free lunch, free dessert, even a free ride(!) are all on the list 😱
New polls state that “young adults” less likely to get the COVID-19 vaccine A new poll states that younger Americans (i.e. Gen Z and young millennials) are far less likely to take the vaccine than Americans in any other age group, and yes, you’re as shocked as I am. A new Quinnipiac University poll finds []
The country's tourism minister said the initiative would start after residents were inoculated.
Here's what to do if you test positive for the coronavirus before your second Pfizer or Moderna shot.
You've probably seen the headlines about people who were recently vaccinated but still contracted COVID-19: in my hometown of St. Louis, a woman contracted COVID a month after receiving her second dose of the vaccine, a New York City man tested positive two weeks after getting the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, and Michigan health officials reported that nearly 250 people in Michigan who were fully vaccinated still contracted COVID. Can You Still Get COVID-19 If You're Fully Vaccinated?
You're likely already eligible, but where can you find those hard-to-snag appointments?
Your immune system is working against the virus even if you do not exhibit any symptoms.
Your immune system is working against the virus even if you do not exhibit any symptoms.
The government announced that half of US adults have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine on Sunday.
As more and more people are able to get the COVID-19 vaccine, a new set of questions has emerged about how to handle your vaccination card. While there's been some debate about whether or not to laminate the card, there seems to be a growing consensus that less permanent protection is better.
With the pandemic disrupting much of the traditional teen experience, 16-year-olds are encountering a modern new milestone.
And you might have to get boosters every year to protect against the coronavirus, he added.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has found about 5,800 cases of COVID-19 infections among people who have been fully vaccinated in the U.S.
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