Good News from the Government of Canada….a March 17 news release announced that as of April 1 arriving vaccinated travelers will no longer need to present a pre-entry COVID-19 test result to enter Canada by air, land or water. Canada does reserve to right to require a molecular test on arrival for travelers selected at random. No quarantine will be required pending the test results. Unvaccinated visitors aged 5 and above will be required to provide proof of an accepted type of pre-entry COVID-19 test result.

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Attention fisherman. ​Holland America’s new “Savor My Catch” will enable guests on select Alaska excursions to bring their catches on board and have onboard chefs prepare and serve the fish for dinner. Now is the time to book your summer Alaska vacation. Please give us a call at 804-557-3006.

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Need to get away? Surrounded by the bluest ocean and five miles of private white-sand beaches, Atlantis Paradise Island, The Bahamas, invites you to experience a world of unforgettable adventures. From Aquaventure Waterpark, marine exhibits, Dolphin Cay, Atlantis Casino, celebrity chef dining, golf, to spa, and so much more.

Give us a call at 804-557-3006 to take advantage of this exclusive deal: Book four-nights or more and you will enjoy a $200 resort credit at The Cove at Atlantis, The Reef at Atlantis, and The Royal at Atlantis

Book by April 15 for travel through October 31, 2022

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Great news from the Emerald Isle…Ireland, one of the world’s top bucket list destinations, has cancelled all remaining COVID rules for inbound international visitors. You will no longer have to present test results, proof of vaccination or recovery or even complete Ireland’s Passenger Locator Form when you fly over to Ireland. Please give us a call at 804-557-3006. We are Ireland experts and happy to plan your vacation, including equestrian holidays.

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This week Canada reaffirmed that all passengers disembarking in Canada from cruise ships, even for one-day shore excursions, be vaccinated, except for children under the age of 12.

Also, passengers boarding a cruise ship in Canada must take a COVID PCR test within three days or an antigen test within one day of boarding.

Last summer, as Canadian cruise rules are stricter than those published by the CDC, Congress passed legislation to protect the Alaska 2021 summer tourist season, allowing foreign-flagged cruise ships sailing from Seattle and other west coast ports to Alaska to bypass Canadian ports. We will let you know if a similar law is enacted for 2022.