Want to take a vacation soon? While there may be some restrictions to our travelling plans this year and even by next year, it is important not to skip your travel insurance just to save money. It is most necessary these days so that you can protect yourself more while having your vacation.

With the pandemic still an issue, getting travel insurance can provide you with extra assurance of what might happen during your travels. Also, there are some countries and cities that do not allow travellers without travel insurance so make sure you have one. Here are some countries you can visit and may need travel insurance while you are there.

Prague, Czech Republic

This part of Eastern Europe has been growing popular with tourists, and it is getting more boost in tourism than other surrounding countries. When you visit Prague, you will be enjoying their gothic architecture that includes the St Vitus Cathedral.

Prague is generally considered a safe city, especially for one of its size. However, there is a bit of a concern as the place is notorious for petty crimes such as pick-pocketing. You will have to get travel insurance for protection, just in case your important stuff gets stolen, you are still protected.

Colorado, USA

Colorado is where you go skiing but of course, do not forget to get insurance for protection just in case an accident happen. The Crested Butte resort is also known as one of the most dangerous mountains in the country, and with extreme runs, it is just practical to have yourself protected.

Why travel solo? While travelling with companions is fun, solo travelling can be fun as well. Solo travellers want to see people who can also see the world as they see it.

The thrill of solo travelling gives you a different feeling of uncertainty while knowing that you can do it and accomplish such a task, include the concern of health crises these days. The thrill of solo travelling will also allow you to meet other people which mostly by the locals and make friends with them which makes for a very good adventure. Here are some countries that you should add to your list of travel destinations:

Japan

Japan’s Tokyo is one of the safe and travel-worthy destinations for solo travellers. You will love the energy of the place, from the elegant Ginza neighbourhood and temples to the plentiful ramen diners, there is a lot of fun things to do in the glamorous city. If you go beyond Tokyo, like in Kyoto or Nara or Osaka, the charm and style of Japan will continue to amaze you. Surely, one of the best solo travel destinations in the world.

The Netherlands

The Netherlands has one of the friendliest people in the world and will for sure welcome you as you travel their country by yourself. It is the home of the most beautiful tulip fields you will find in the world, the winding canals, and world-famous museums. You may want to book yourself a bike, stay in a hostel room and explore the cities on a bike.

Germany

Germany is an ideal destination for solo travellers, especially during the summer as they can also meet their fellow backpackers. During the summer, Berlin becomes a big beer garden mixed with travellers and locals enjoying their love for the cold stuff. Other than beer and nightclubs, the country is also popular for its street art, festivals and not to mention beautiful cafes, restaurants, museums and castles.

Are you getting ideas about countries to visit soon? We have here a list you may consider adding to your travel list. There are many countries for you to check on, but for now, enjoy our post Covide-19 travel list.

Dubrovnik, Croatia

Dubrovnik is truly an amazing travel destination. With its winding streets, cliffside beach bars and UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Old Town, it is no wonder that Dubrovnik is a popular place to visit. George Bernard Shaw even mentioned that if you want to find a paradise-like location, then visit Dubrovnik.

The Maldives

The tropical nation comprises more than 1,000 coral islands. It is also home to some of the most luxurious hotel resorts in the world. The Maldives is also home to white sandy beaches, underwater villas and restaurants, and pristine blue waters.

Dubai, U.A.E

This city in the U.A.E is considered the most glamorous destination you will ever visit. Once there, see the Jumeirah Mosque, Burj Khalifa, Bastakiya Quarter, and Burj Al Arab. Stop at the Dubai Mall and Wild Wadi Waterpark. Also, visit the Gold and Spice Souks and the Jumeirah Public Beach.

Rome, Italy

There is always something new to discover each time you stroll the scenic streets of Rome. You will never get tired of the awe-inspiring views around.

Paris, France

Paris tops most people’s dream vacation list because of its many famous landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame cathedral, and so many more.

Bora Bora, French Polynesia

Overwater bungalows and underwater adventures are tourist attractions here on the most popular island in Tahiti. There are many things to do in Bora Bora, such as shark and stingray feeding, 4×4 excursions, boat tours, and so on.

The Covi-19 pandemic prompt countries to implement lockdown and movement restriction to control its spread. It affected almost every destination in the world. Slowly, some countries have relaxed travel restrictions and opened for tourists.

For a long time, our movement has been limited within the four walls of our cosy homes, and it’s high time for a getaway. Planning to travel to Asia? Thankfully there are quarantine-free countries in Asia you can travel to. Here are some of them.

Maldives

Travellers get a 30-day tourist visa. Travellers need no quarantine upon arrival and required to fill out a health declaration card. For the moment, visitors are allowed on resort islands and liveaboard boats. Travellers have to practise social distancing and wear masks at all times. In case travellers show symptoms of infection, they to take a test at their own expense. Should they have a positive test result, they will have to take a 14-day quarantine at their resort or at a government-approved facility.

Turkey

Turkey was one of the countries to reopen borders at an early stage of the pandemic, one of the only 3 countries that reopened international flights in mid-June. At the airport, expect temperature checks and optional COVID-19 tests for only $17. Currently, travellers do not need to secure prior health documentation. However, if a traveller appears to have symptoms of infection upon arrival, they need to stay to a selected facility for observation, testing and probably quarantine. 

United Arab Emirates

All tourists must provide a valid health insurance policy and required to fill out a Health Declaration Form before they go on board a plane. Expect to have health screenings administered in the airport. Those who will test positive will take a mandatory quarantine.

From dancing robots to monkeys in hot springs to bamboo forests, Japan is your go-to place when the pandemic is over. You do not want to miss a visit to this great country. Here are some great ideas of cool things to do when in Japan.

Soak in an Onsen

Onsen is a Japanese hot spring with a bathing facility and is very popular to do in Japan. The country has a lot of volcanic activity which means there are a lot of hot springs to visit. The most magical onsens are those that are placed outdoor with a landscape view but there are still a lot of varieties.

Izakaya Hopping

An izakaya is a tiny, casual bar with food and drinks. It is one of the most popular things tourists do in the country. Commonly, izakayas only sit around 15 people so it is also about the atmosphere than it is about the small dishes and drinks.

Japanese photo booth

Hop in a Japanese photo booth or purikura which is just a quick experience but will be memorable too. You can find photo booths in many arcades. If you still can’t find one, you can just Google it and Google Maps can show you one nearby.

Go on a food tour

A trip to Japan won’t be completed if you do not go on a food tour. Not only do you get to eat delicious Japanese food, but you will also be able to tour the city. Great food tours can be found in Osaka and Tokyo.

Are you looking to book an Asian vacation? You add Singapore to your Asian tour. It may be the smallest nation by land area, but it is one of the flourishing countries in South East Asia. Over the years, Singapore has been one of the top choices for first-time international travel, city luxuries, and family-oriented vacations.

If you are travelling to Singapore soon, include these places in your itinerary:

Garden by the Bay

This futuristic botanical garden in the bay area stands out as it features the famous Supertree structures. Two of the connecting Supertrees is the OCBC Skyway that offers impressive skywalk over the gardens and oversized seashell-shaped greenhouses. The Gardens by the Bay light show is an added attraction, find a good spot to enjoy the light shows.

Baba House

This is a museum in Singapore showcasing the country’s best-preserved Peranakan heritage homes. This gorgeous blue three-storey building that was built in the 1890s was given to the National University of Singapore by a member of the family that once lived in the property. A renovation took place in 1928 to make it restore its original structure when it was most magnificent.

Singapore Zoo

The ‘open concept’ of Singapore Zoo offers tourists the opportunity to feel the wonders of nature and wildlife. Animals are placed in an emulated condition of their natural habitats. The zoo is a combination of a zoo and a botanic garden with 26 soothing hectares so there is a lot of lands to cover.

National Gallery Singapore

This National Gallery is an art museum. It offers the world’s largest public display of modern Southeast Asian art. It is the country’s City Hall and Old Supreme Court buildings hold a world-class collection of 19th century and modern Southeast Asia Gallery.