There was an article in the online Wall Street Journal this morning that had links to many websites and suggested apps for navigating Covid travel. As I read through the article I found several very helpful sites and tips such as how to organize your digital documents in Notes. Article here. Scott Keyes, from Scott’s Cheap Flights was interviewed in the article too.
Posted by
Ontario, Canada
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Pay wall.
Posted by
Bay Area, California
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The article is only available to subscribers. Mona, do you mind sharing with us the weblinks of these websites and apps?
Thanks a million!
Posted by
OP
California USA
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That’s odd. I could read the whole article in my Apple News this morning but when I went back to it through the same source it is now Apple+ and requires a subscription which I don’t have. Sorry.
Posted by
Grand Rapids, MI
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This is also odd: after I read a shortened version of the article here:
I was then able to go back to the WSJ article and read the whole thing here:
There's so many links and tips that it can't be easily summarized here.
Posted by
Grand Rapids, MI
768 posts
However, I will say that the Delta link in the article is probably what most of you are looking for.
You click on a destination and it will instantly inform you of the requirements for entry:
https://www.delta.com/us/en/travel-planning-center/find-your-destination/explore-top-destinations
Posted by
OP
California USA
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I agree the Delta link was great. I was also clueless about organizing things in Notes so I’ll try to give more information here soon. I don’t remember if the article talked about it but almost every airline, and we are flying SAS in August, has a Covid link at the top banner so that information should be consulted often once you have booked a flight. Thanks Shoe for digging deeper.