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How to Check How Full a Flight Is | Condé Nast Traveler - Vimarsana News

How to Check How Full a Flight Is | Condé Nast Traveler

These easy tips for how to check how full a flight is will help you avoid an uncomfortable, jam-packed plane.

Norwegian Air Shuttle Ends All U.S. Flights - Vimarsana News

Norwegian Air Shuttle Ends All U.S. Flights

It's a sad day for budget travelers everywhere: No more cheap transatlantic routes from the beloved low-cost carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle.

Visiting the Maldives: How I Booked an Overwater Bungalow with Points - Vimarsana News

Visiting the Maldives: How I Booked an Overwater Bungalow with Points

The secret to my almost-free trip to the Maldives lies with the Hilton Aspire credit card. Here's how to recreate the vacation for yourself.

Caribbean Travel: What It's Like to Quarantine in a Five-Star Resort - Vimarsana News

Caribbean Travel: What It's Like to Quarantine in a Five-Star Resort

Swaying palms, balmy breezes, bright blue water—it’s what Caribbean vacation dreams are made of. Quarantining in your hotel room? Not so much. But for those planning Caribbean travel, some countries are currently requiring quarantining on arrival. Luckily, some resorts have designed the quarantine period to feel like a vacation in and of itself. Grenada, the 133-square-mile, southern Caribbean spice island, is currently one of a handful of nations (Anguilla, the British Virgin Islands, and the Cayman Islands among them) requiring visitors to quarantine. In a country that’s reco...

U.S. May Require Negative COVID-19 Tests from All Incoming Travelers - Vimarsana News

U.S. May Require Negative COVID-19 Tests from All Incoming Travelers

The CDC announced that all travelers, including U.S. citizens, will need a negative COVID test to enter the country.