2022, Tour Planning

6 Summer Vacation ideas for 2022

Summer is just around the corner, and the promise of longer, warmer, sun-filled days—along with increasingly relaxed travel policies around the world—has the Indagare Community buzzing with anticipation for some much-needed getaways, below is a list of 6 best summer vacation ideas for 2022 to enjoy with your family and friends.

Maldives

This nation of more than a thousand tiny islands contains a water world to satisfy the tropical fantasies of surfers, scuba divers, beach lovers and honeymooners. For an extended summer vacation that is truly far-flung—with five-star service and amenities—escape to one of the many luxurious overwater bungalows and beachfront villas available at properties like One&Only Reethi Rah. The biggest island resort in the Maldives and arguably its most indulgent, this One&Only property has been raising the bar for celebrities and loyal repeaters every year since it opened in 2005. A Rolls-Royce of a beach hotel, Reethi Rah offers 109 acres and has six kilometers of white-sand coastline and a lush, tropical interior. Guests are whisked through tunnels of tropical greenery on golf carts to their private villas, where butlers manage their stay. Amongst the 130 villas are 32 overwater villas and a variety of beach villas. Plus: The state-of-the-art Marine Center has a resident marine biologist as well as scuba instructors and cruises to see sharks, whales, dolphins and manta rays—and there are seven restaurants on the island.

Greece

A summer vacation to Greece is nothing short of heaven. With over 2,000 islands to choose from, travelers can find their perfect match, whether they are seeking romance, seaside relaxation with family or authentic, incredible dining. For the ultimate resort experience—as if you’ve checked in to your own Mount Olympus—Amanzoe in the eastern Peloponnese commands a position atop a large hill, with an Ed Tuttle-designed complex so striking it would impress Alexander the Great. Thirty-eight palatial pavilions with private swimming pools are scattered throughout the property, offering views towards the sea or the valley, and a quick boat ride will bring you to nearby Hydra and Spetses for dining and exploring, should you tire of the on-property beach club, spa and fitness center. Plus: New hotels to know include Kalesma, an intimate, design-minded stunner from K-Studio with a local, hip vibe, just outside of Mykonos, overlooking Ornos Bay—as well as One&Only Aesthesis (opening in the fall), which will mark the first major development in the ancient capital since the pandemic, in a dramatic revival of a landmark resort on the Athenian Riviera that used to play host to the international jet set in the 1960s and ’70s. With a prime—and secluded—location on the Glyfada seafront, the One&Only will offer beach access, with a private club, as well as a small forest reserve, creating a beautiful escape from the bustle of the city center.

Nepal

annapurna range

Nepal is a land full of adventure and mesmerizing beauty,. For people loving adventure and beauty its has been always a highest rated holiday destination in world.No matter you want to spend your vacation/holiday for honeymoon or spend your leisure time or want to go out for trekking or adventure place, we provide you all sort of travel packages. We provide various theme based Best Nepal tour packages. Places to be visited here are Muktinath, Kathmandu, Lumbini, Pokhara

Iceland

With otherworldly landscapes, exhilarating outdoor adventures, fascinating Viking history and a host of luxury hotels and top-notch restaurants, Iceland has risen to the top of many savvy travelers’ wish lists in recent years for good reason—and summer is one of its most beautiful seasons. There’s nowhere more magical to experience these wild landscapes at their peak than Deplar Farm in the remote Troll Peninsula. One of the world’s most fabulous far-flung adventure hotels, this 13-room treasure by Eleven Experience is tucked into the Narnia-like wilderness where, year-round, some of the world’s best guides demonstrate the proper technique for skeet shooting, surfing or fat biking and illuminate hidden hot springs and exclusive Atlantic salmon and Arctic char runs—and entertain, in the evenings, with a heavy dose of wit and perhaps some music. Most evenings conclude with a dip in the pool to gaze at the Northern Lights or an Arctic night sky.

Colombia

From the charming colonial streets of Cartagena to the creative spirit of Bogotá and Medellín, and the remote coffee region, Colombia promises dynamic cultural immersion at the northern tip of South America. Equally thrilling for history and politics buffs, foodies and art and design lovers, the perfect Colombia itinerary balances meaningful discussion of the country’s troubled past with an authentic look at the many colorful ways that it is moving into the future—and its many treasures await American travelers who can present negative results from a PCR test taken within 96 hours of departure for the country.

Peru

A must-visit for hikers as well as culture fiends and lovers of ancient history, Peru is once again open for travelers who have long had the country on their dream list—or who are looking for alternatives to rich, well-rounded summer destinations like Switzerland or Italy. The ideal itinerary should include time to explore in Cusco, Lima and, of course, the famous Sacred Valley—and travelers interested in wildlife and conservation should also consider adding on a cruise down the Amazon river aboard the intimate, luxurious Aqua Expeditions vessel Aria Amazon. (Peru is open to American travelers who present negative results from a PCR or antigen test taken within 72 hours of departure).

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2022, Corona, Corona news, Tour Planning

Travel Guidelines which was updated in 2021-22 during Covid

The Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (MoHFW) has revised guidelines for international arrivals into India. As per the reports, these will come into effect from January 11, 2022. As per the rules, passengers originating/transiting from ‘at-risk’ countries, will now have to undergo ‘stringent isolation’ if they test positive on arrival.

This move comes in the wake of rising cases of the new variant, Omicron, in the country. Those transiting or originating via countries that are classified as ‘at risk’, shall have to be informed by the airline companies that they will be required to undergo post-arrival testing at Indian airports, and undergo quarantine as per the protocol. Also note, international passengers will not be allowed to exit the airport before the test results.

Further, all international travellers to India will need to register on Air Suvidha portal, and self-declare all their travel details; upload the negative report of COVID-19 that has been obtained within 72 hours; declare its authenticity; and submit an undertaking that they would abide by the decision of appropriate authority to undergo quarantine as per the revised guidelines.

International travellers are also required to pre-book their testing on arrival at Indian airports in advance.

Here are the guidelines for travellers arriving from countries at risk:

  • Submit a sample for post-arrival COVID-19 test at the airport, which would be self-paid.
  • They will have to wait for their test results at the airport before leaving or taking a connecting flight.
  • If their test results come negative, they will undergo a 7-day home quarantine, and will again have to undertake the RT-PCR test on the 8th day of arrival in India.
  • Travellers will also have to upload the results of a repeat RT-PCR test for Covid-19 done on the 8th day on Air Suvidha portal, which will be monitored by the respective States/UTs.
  • If their test result comes negative again, they will be required to further self-monitor their health for next 7 days.
  • But if they test positive, their samples would be sent for genomic testing at INSACOG laboratory network.
  • Those test positive, will be managed at an isolation facility and treated as per laid down standard protocol including contact tracing.
  • Those who came in contact with such a positive case, would be advised to undergo home quarantine, which will be monitored strictly by the concerned State Government.

Here are the India International Travel Guidelines for travellers arriving form not ‘at risk’ countries:

  • Around 2% of the total flight passengers will undergo post-arrival testing, which will be carried out randomly at the airport on arrival.
  • They will be identified by the concerned airlines.
  • Laboratories will prioritise testing of samples from such travellers.
  • All incoming passengers, as well as those 2 per cent whose result has come negative, will have to undergo home quarantine for 7 days, and shall undertake RT-PCR test on the 8th day of arrival in India.
                                    • They will then have to upload the results of the repeat RT-PCR test for Covid-19 done on 8th day on Air Suvidha portal, which will be monitored by the respective States/UTs.
  • If the result is negative, they will be required to self-monitor their health for the next 7 days.
  • However, if their result comes positive, their samples should be further sent for genomic testing at INSACOG laboratory network.
  • They will then be managed at an isolation facility and treated as per standard protocol, including contact tracing.

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