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Clapboard, one of Maine’s most luxurious private islands is welcoming guests following a dramatic makeover that renovated not only its elegant mansion but also its surroundings. The stunning 13-bedroom, 9-bathroom home was fully restored when 2018 after Neal Kolterman purchased...

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC), five Caribbean locations now have a Level 4 travel advisory in relation to COVID-19. Level 4 is the highest risk category, defined as “very high risk.” These are the Caribbean destinations...

Spirit Airlines is selling half-price tickets until tonight. The offer is available for flights between January 29 and April 13, and it is only available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Those looking for a short vacay can get the offer...

American Airlines is launching two new direct Caribbean routes from Austin to Mexico and Jamaica with one-way tickets starting at $191. Operations will start on June 11.  The airline will face off against Southwest Airlines, another American low-cost airline that...

The US State Department has warned American citizens against traveling to Russia and Ukraine due to “ongoing tension along the border with Ukraine”, says an official statement issued on Sunday.  Although last week’s meetings between senior US and Russian diplomats...

Post-arrival testing for fully vaccinated travelers entering England will be axed as the country is “open for business”, said the UK Prime Minister during a visit to the Academic Centre in Milton Keynes Hospital on Monday. Presently, all visitors to...

Travelers to Hawaii might need a booster shot to be considered fully vaccinated, suggested Gov. David Ige at a press interview last week. Up to date, those who have not taken a full series of a COVID-19 series must provide...

Starting Jan. 22, individuals visiting the United States must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 to cross land or seaport borders. U.S. citizens, nationals, and green card holders are exempt from the requirement. Visitors will have to provide documentation and verbally...

As of Saturday, January 22, 2022, all non-U.S. citizens entering the United States via land or sea must show proof of full vaccination. Previously the vaccination requirement was mandatory for most travelers, however, it was not enforced on land borders...