Johanna Read

Once the world is vaccinated and the pandemic subsides, many will be craving a cruise again. Viking Cruises has a new 138-day World Cruise that might be the most relaxing way to (almost) circle the globe.

Vaccines are great news, but until the world is vaccinated and we know vaccines prevent the spread of COVID (in addition to protecting people from illness), travel and normal life can't restart again.

Singapore plans to have all its frontline aviation and maritime workers vaccinated, including all staff at its flagship airline, Singapore Airlines.

The U.S. and the U.K. join Canada and other countries with new requirements for passengers arriving by air to provide proof of a negative Covid test in order to board flights.

On January 12, 2021, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced another 30-day extension of the closure of Canada’s border with the United States.

Published January 7, 2021, this is my summary of of what travel looked like in 2020 given COVID-19, and what it looks like going forward into 2021.

The first version of this article was published January 28, 2020 and I updated it almost weekly (for a time, daily!) during 2020.

Republished from Fodor's.

MSN republishing from National Geographic.

My original article for National Geographic translated into Dutch for National Geographic Netherlands.

National Geographic Traveller India republishing my piece for the main Nat Geo site.

My "What vaccines mean for the return of travel" article translated into Thai for National Geographic Thailand.

Originally published June 2016 and republished by Montecristo on January 12, 2021.

My story on Charlevoix, Quebec and the new Club Med opening in 2021 is on pages 18-19 of this winter 2020-21 issue of Ensemble Vacations (correction of typos pending).

MSN republished the December 11, 2020 version of my weekly update of the COVID situation in Europe.

Montecristo republished my 2016 article in the COVID context