Italy has been the leading tourist destination in Israeli searches since the outbreak of the Omicron, according to data from the TripsGuard website, which centralizes the rules for entering the world during the Corona period. 22% of visits to the site from Israel in recent weeks have checked the rules of entry to Italy. In second place is the US with 19% searches, with a focus on entry directions to New York followed by England, Germany and France.
The site examined those who are interested in the rules of entry into Israel, who are not residents of the country, and found that most of them are in the United States. The second place is occupied by citizens of the United Arab Emirates, followed by Spain and England.
The TripsGuard website includes detailed and updated information on the entry laws for 200 countries, including a division into US states, each with different rules, divided into vaccinated / unvaccinated and by country of origin and passport type. Types of tests and treatment for children of different ages. You can also see the rules for returning to the country of origin on the website.
Photo: Courtesy of TripsGuard
In each country you can also check the internal restrictions on the opening of restaurants, cafes and bars, the obligation to wear a mask in the open and closed spaces and links to more information on official websites. Visitors to the site can “follow” countries that interest them and receive an alert whenever there is a change in guidelines for it.
Mickey Haslawski, founder and CEO of TripsGuard, said that “getting acquainted with the entry guidelines to countries has become challenging during the Corona period and requires hours of checking out various sites that are sometimes complicated. The site’s content people keep track of thousands of sources of information and update the information on a daily basis so that it is accessible and readable. The high interest in Italy is a combination of the relatively favorable weather at this time of year relative to northern Europe and the morbidity level which is lower than other destinations in the Mediterranean basin and Europe. “
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