Check out this week’s TOP travel news!
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Find the rundown of this week’s travel news below:
27. November 2020
The USA is considering slowly ending the imposed entry stops for Europeans and reopening the country. However, nothing has yet been firmly decided.
27. November 2020
From now on, Turkey no longer only reports the numbers of corona infections with symptoms. The Minister of Health now announces the number of all people who tested positive with the virus.
27. November 2020
Chile imposes complicated entry rules. Every person entering the country must undergo a 14-day quarantine. In case of a negative COVID-19 test, which is not older than 72 hours, this is not necessary. Entering from risk areas must be quarantined in any case.
30. November 2020
The Robert Koch Institute has declared the Azores a risk area. This means that warnings are now issued for all of Portugal, with the exception of Madeira. Peloponnese in Greece has been removed from the list.
1. December 2020
Due to the increasing number of infections, curfews are now being imposed in Turkey. On weekends, the curfew applies from Friday 9 pm to Monday 5 am. During the week an evening curfew will be applied from 9 pm to 5 am.
2. December 2020
The volume of business travel worldwide has decreased even more than tourism due to travel restrictions, no reliable flight connections and hotel closures. But there are differences. While in Latin America, Africa and parts of Asia the number of business travel approaches zero, managers from East Asia are traveling more frequently again.
3. December 2020
If you believe it or not, there are still some places in the world that are not affected by Corona at all. These places are small island states located in the South Pacific. Among others, Cook Islands, Tonga and Tuvalu don’t have a single infected person. However, there are also countries on the mainland which have fewer infection rates such as Madeira, Tenerife and the Algarve. It is still possible to travel to these countries so check out our amazing CoWorking trips to these beautiful places. There are more and more trips coming so don’t miss out!
Company News:
Featured on Mopo and FAZ
We are very proud to announce that you can find us in the newspaper twice this week! We have been featured on Mopo and the FAZ about JoinMyTrip’s idea to offer Coworking trips on our platform. You can read about an interview with our TripLeader Tobi who went on a Coworking trip and discusses his experiences on the new trend with JoinMyTrip. If you weren’t convinced before, now you will definitely be convinced that coworking is a real alternative to home office.
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