Travel trends

In this article, we will take a look at some of the biggest corona virus-related airline bankruptcies and we will provide you with some helpful tips about what happens to your tickets if your airline goes bankrupt.

To help you find out which countries you can travel to and make a decision about your upcoming holiday, we have selected some of the destinations least affected by COVID-19. In this article you will find our top 5 choices in Europe with less restrictions and no quarantine.

Airlines are introducing measures to prevent the spread of corona virus and help their passengers feel safe while traveling again. What type of measures will be implemented in the recent future? Read our article to find out!

In order to support the travel and tourism sector, IATA has prepared a layered approach of measures to minimize the risk of COVID-19 when travelling. What are the proposed measures? Read our article to find out.

Since the 17th of March entry restrictions have applied throughout the EU for non-essential travel from third countries. In this article you will find a list of European countries and their latest decisions on traveling measures.

Due to the pandemic, the Government of the United States imposed temporary restrictions on the entry of certain European and international travelers into the United States. Can you travel to the U.S? Read our article to find out.

Airlines are currently struggling with the payment of ticket refunds due to the corona crisis. Some airlines, such as Lufthansa and EasyJet, are about to shrink their fleet significantly and reduce the number of employees. How does this affect your passenger rights and ticket refund? Find out in our article.

The Chinese government cancelled more than 1 200 flights of the two major airports in Beijing. Find out how you can claim your ticket costs and flight compensation in our article.

Is it safe to fly? What kind of measures are the airlines taking to minimize the risk of infection during a flight? How does the virus circulate through the cabin air? Find out in our article.