Last update: 1 February 2022
After much anticipation, from 1 November 2021 Australia’s international borders are progressively reopening with a number of new conditions in place. Likewise, many countries around the world are changing their entry and movement restrictions for receiving international visitors. Though it may seem more complicated than it was before, the travel experts at A&K will assist you to understand the rules and travel conditions when you make your holiday booking with us.
Exploring the world with A&K is more appealing than ever. As travel restrictions are gradually removed and the world begins to open up, we recommend you plan well ahead and book in advance where possible, with pent-up demand to book the best hotels, tours and access to attractions – many of which have number restrictions.
Our experts will work with you to design a holiday that is really for you while our enhanced health and safety protocols and flexible booking policy lets you travel with confidence. We’re thrilled to be sharing the world with you again.
See below for a selection of A&K destinations that are open for travel and some more where you can book now and travel later.
There is a plethora of information about travelling and it can be overwhelming. We recommend you use official, reliable sources wherever possible. Below are a few websites that will help you explore the information and understand the rules and conditions for travel. An A&K Travel Specialists will be able to provide you with additional expert assistance.
Australia’s Home Affairs Department is responsible for its international borders and for the rules of leaving and entering Australia. The rules for vaccinated and unvaccinated Australians can vary. More information can be found here.
The states and territories of Australia manage their own borders, flight caps, hotel quarantine programs, testing requirements and other associated regulations. Rules for entering a state or territory can and do vary. Each government has a website with more details of those rules. More information can be found here.
Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs provides advice for travelling overseas, including a Global COVID-19 Health Advisory, and specific travel advice on each country. More information can be found here.
A useful tool to understand health related travel restrictions for a destination has been developed by United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA). This can be found here.
There are several website tools offering information about travel between country pairs. Here is one used by some airlines that we currently find is reliable.
