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Soon after the European Union recommended its 27 Member States to reimpose travel restrictions for arrivals from the United States, some European countries have started to translate such advice into actions. However, this is not the case for Ireland.\r\nThe Irish government has clarified that it will not reinstate travel restrictions on travellers from the United States, even though the latter has recently reported high COVID-19 infection rates.\r\nAccording to Ireland’s government, the EU recommendation “is non-binding and Member States retain control over their own border restrictions.”\r\nAuthorities in the United States abolished mandatory hotel quarantine requirements for arrivals from the United States in May 2021 in order to facilitate the travel process between these territories.\r\n

On July 19, authorities in Ireland launched the EU Digital COVID Certificate, following the example of other European countries, in order to facilitate the travel process within the European Union and the European Economic Area as well as the Schengen Zone countries.\r\nHowever, Ireland’s government clarified that it would also welcome visitors from Great Britain, the United States, and Canada, provided that they hold valid proof of vaccination or evidence of recovery from the virus in the last 180 days.\r\nIreland’s Ministry of Health has stressed that travel to Ireland from specific countries is subject to compulsory quarantine.\r\nAccording to the same Ministry, citizens from the following countries are subject to mandatory hotel quarantine.\r\n• Argentina\r\n• Bolivia\r\n• Brazil\r\n• Chile\r\n• Colombia\r\n• Ecuador (passengers who are not fully vaccinated will enter quarantine starting from 04.00 on Tuesday, August 31)\r\n• Peru\r\n\r\nThe Ministry of Health in Ireland has clarified that there are no countries from Europe, Africa, Asia, North America, or Oceania on the list of designated countries for mandatory quarantine.\r\n“It is important to note that the list of designated States will be subject to change at short notice, and passengers are required to check the list before travelling to Ireland, to be sure of their obligations,” the Irish Ministry of Health has noted.\r\n

Ireland’s government accepts vaccines that are approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA), specifically Comirnaty (BioNTech, Pfizer), Janssen (Johnson & Johnson), and Moderna Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca, Oxford).\r\nAnyway, all EU Member States are permitted to decide if they want to allow internationals that have taken any of the vaccines not approved by EMA to enter their countries or not.\r\nCurrently, the vaccines recognized by EMA are Janssen (Johnson & Johnson), Comirnaty (BioNTech, Pfizer), and Moderna, Vaxzevria ( AstraZeneca, Oxford).\r\nTravellers from European Union countries must complete the Passenger Locator Form before arriving in Ireland. They will also be required to:\r\n• hold proof of vaccination,\r\n• a negative COVID-19 PCR test result, not older than 72 hours,\r\n• Or proof that they have recovered from the Coronavirus in the past 180 days.\r\nChildren between the ages of 12 and 17 will have to present a negative result of the PCR test, not older than 72 hours, before arrival, despite being accompanied by fully vaccinated or recovered adults.\r\nTravellers from Great Britain who do not obtain a valid proof of vaccination must prove that they tested negative for the virus by showing a negative result of the PCR test, not older than72 hours, quarantine for two weeks, and undergo post-arrival testing that will be provided through Irish Health Service Executive. “Before arriving in Ireland, you must complete a Passenger Locator Form. The form will be checked before your departure to Ireland – by your airline or ferry company – and you may be asked to show your vaccination certificate. Upon arrival in Ireland, spot checks will be carried out on proof of vaccinations and/or negative RT-PCR tests,” the statement published by Tourism Ireland clarifies.\r\nPassengers from the United States or Canada are permitted to enter Ireland without additional requirements if they hold valid proof of vaccination.\r\nThose who do not have any valid proof of vaccination must follow testing and quarantine rules that are valid for travellers from the EU and Great Britain.\r\nThe same rules apply to the EU, Great Britain, and the US or Canada when travelling with children.\r\nLast month, authorities in Ireland announced that travellers who wish to travel outside Ireland would have to pay for PCR tests if their reason for travel falls into non-essential categories, such as tourism. At the same time, the government announced that vaccinated travellers would start receiving their EU Digital COVID-19 Vaccination Passports.\r\n

The United Kingdom made up of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland is an island nation in northwestern Europe. England – the birthplace of Shakespeare and The Beatles – is home to the capital, London, a globally influential Centre of finance and culture. England is also the site of Neolithic Stonehenge, Bath’s Roman spa, and centuries-old universities at Oxford and Cambridge. There are a lot of places to see in the UK, here’s a list of the best places where you can stop by for some picture-perfect memories to make your holidays memorable.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n

Popularly dubbed as the “Land of Saints & Scholars”—Ireland lures you with its dramatic landscapes, fascinating architecture, rugged coast land, and mesmerizing culture. If you ever wish to explore a country with a laid-back setting and unforgettable experiences, then you must add Ireland to your bucket list. From medieval buildings, spectacular sunsets, to mouth-watering delicacies—Ireland will surely leave you impressed to the extent that you will not want to leave its shores. The good news is, however, once lock down is lifted, there are many places to explore and things to do in Ireland, and sampling these also means supporting a hard-pressed local economy.

Ireland is a mysterious land surrounded by beautiful castles. Ireland has more than 30,000 castles – more than even the most ardent of history-hunters could possibly see in a lifetime. These ancient structures offer travelers a special glimpse into Irish heritage and culture, and many castles offer intriguing experiences: from living history exhibitions to beautiful gardens and luxurious stays. You can’t go far in Ireland without catching a glimpse of a castle but it’s almost impossible to see them all. We’ve narrowed the list down to the greatest castles in Ireland so you know which ones to stop by and which ones to roll past.

The Island of Ireland is surrounded by over 1,450km (901mi) of coastline. Counties all across Ireland and Northern Ireland are home to breathtaking views. Whether you’re looking for a city break, a country escape or a combination of both, here are the best coastal destinations on the island. Fortunately, there are also many wonderful places to stay in Ireland’s most beautiful coastal destinations. When you’ve settled on your perfect seaside spot, we’re sure you’ll find something in our top selection of Coastal areas across the country.

As you know, Spain ready to welcome all tourist this summer so there is opportunity for those travelers who looking to travel in Spain but there are questions that always come in mind how can we travel safely in Spain: What happens if I get sick? Can I travel between regions?