March 2022

Qatar 2022 chief executive Nasser Al Khater suggested to England’s boss Gareth Southgate that he “choose his words carefully” after. . .

What do rough taxi rides to a suspicious pharmacy, street fights and a handshake to the Hungarian ambassador have in common?It was all about living a holiday in Italy the long-awaited spring break.

An investigation found that Fareportal, owner of CheapoAir and OneTravel, misled consumers with cunning and lies.

From 4 a. m. on Friday, March 18, England will end all travel restrictions imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic: testing, quarantine and bureaucracy are no longer necessary for the first time in almost two years.

There are fewer and fewer obstacles for the average tourist to succeed when making a stopover in France, as restrictions are eased from March 14: here

Mexico is a country and we have been there many times, but never in fabulous Puerto Vallarta!My god. . .

A whopping 5,000 British Airways passengers are expected to face additional disruptions after the airline suffered computer problems on Wednesday, leading to computer problems.

The 2021 summer season may have been interrupted or not have lived up to expectations when COVID-19 came back into effect with the Delta variant, but revenge travel is back with vengeance in 2022. . . .

This article was first published in NerdWallet. com.

Brian Morrissey asked Skift CEO Rafat Ali how the travel industry site has survived COVID and is now growing.