The Vaccinated Traveler-places to Visit After Being Vaccinated

After receiving both COVID vaccines and booster shots, many Americans are eager to resume their traveling which was on hold due to pandemics. Since everything is starting to get settled down many countries are once again open to many international visitors, consistently with fewer entry requirements for those who are fully vaccinated. Some countries like Iceland and Greece have welcomed international tourism since the spring while other countries are just beginning to reopen. 

But still, before traveling to other parts of the world their many things to consider as the new delta variant Omicron is continuing to emerge. With the concern of safety and health of local communities in mind, avoid traveling to the countries with high infection and low vaccination rates. 

Keeping these considerations in mind, we have rounded up some of the best destinations that are currently open and are welcoming fully vaccinated travelers without any quarantine requirement. Travel guidelines always continue to change so book international flight tickets online now on flyopedia.com to get the best deals and fly to your favorite destination without any further delay.

Countries accepting vaccinated travelers

• Fiji

Fiji containing more than 300 islands in South Pacific, started welcoming vaccinated travelers from the 1st of December. Fiji is one of the travel partner countries of the US, so there is no need for travelers to quarantine once they arrive.

All the travelers need to produce a negative RT-PCR test report within 72 hours of departure, vaccination certificate, and proof of three-night accommodation at approved hotels or resorts.

• India

India has reopened its borders to tourists from the US on 15 November. India has not included the US along with some other countries in the list of at-risk countries (though the list is updated regularly). This means, for now, all the travelers from the US, regardless of their vaccination status, do not need to quarantine or test upon arrival. Within 72 hours of departure, tourists need to show a negative RT-PCR report and complete an online self-declaration form. If you are planning to visit India during this time then book non-stop flights to Mumbai from the USA today and enjoy your stay in India without any unnecessary hassle.

• Malaysia

US travelers who are fully vaccinated can visit Langkawi island of Malaysia as a part of a new reopening pilot program. While the country is planning to open its borders completely for vaccinated travelers from Jan 1. Tourists need to work with an approved travel agent or Malaysian travel operator for the trip and purchase travel health insurance with a minimum coverage of $80,000. Within 72 hours of departure, travelers need to take the RT-PCR test and then complete an online health declaration form.

• Cayman Islands

Vaccinated travelers from across the world can visit the Cayman Islands starting from November 20. The Caribbean nation has now entered the fourth phase of its plan to reopen borders for international travelers, which means tourists can visit and move freely around the islands without any quarantine or other worries. If you want to visit these endless islands then book your business class flight tickets online from flyopedia.com and enjoy your trip. We can provide some of the best deals available on all international airlines.

These countries have recently started welcoming fully vaccinated tourists from all around the world but some countries are already open to fully vaccinated travelers. Europe, Denmark, Croatia, Greece, France, Georgia, United Kingdom, Italy, and many more. We can help you to resume your long-awaited travels, you just need to simply enter your location, and then our team of travel experts will provide you with some of the best deals with low airfare and more comfort for your travel. You can even book cheap flight tickets from the USA to any of your favorite destinations to explore this month. Feel free to reach us for any queries and ticket-related information.

Also Read: Omicron: Things you need to remember before your travel